Framework 49 · Theology & Israel
A proposed model — published to be tested, not believed
Noahide Laws
Seven Noahide Laws, read through behavioral psychology and functional sociology, proposed to raise global fertility capital.
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The proposed model
Noahide Laws
A novel interpretation of the Seven Noahide Laws (Sanhedrin 56a) — which do not command one to worship a deity or practice a religion — examines, in reliance on behavioral psychology and functional sociology, how the codes would improve the global "fertility capital."
Sources & apparatus
behavioral psychology; functional sociology
The mystical reading
The reading beneath the claim.
The Seven Noahide Laws — 1. To establish courts of justice, 2. Not to curse God’s name, 3. Not to worship idols, 4. Not to commit adultery or sexual immorality, 5. Not to commit murder, 6. Not to steal, 7. Not to eat flesh torn from a living animal (Sanhedrin 56a)
Where this sits
One piece of a larger instrument.
Runs parallel to analogous in form
The same shape of argument in another domain.
Shares a concept with overlapping ideas
Frameworks carrying an overlapping thread.
- 26FruitfulityPost-scarcity value shifts to generative Fruitfulity Capital.open →
- 34Human ObligationsScripture stresses obligations over rights; Tefillin trains the inhibitory prefrontal cortex.open →
- 37Normative InfluencesConcealed norms steer us against our own interests; train the inner compass.open →
- 53AbrahmicAbrahm, uniquely beloved yet not monotheism's founder; the covenant's shield forfeited.open →
Contrasts with pulls the other way
Frameworks that pull the other way.