What does Judaism believe about moraltiy?

Answer 1

To rephrase your question...

"What does the moral foundation for all of western civilization say about morality?" (:

The giving of the Torah (which is the core of Judaism - anything calling itself "Judaism" that is not in full accordance with the Torah, both Oral and Written, is counterfeit) marked a revolution in ethics, the birth of an ethical system that stood in stark contrast to the Ancient Egyptian society from within which the Jewish people were removed. A few thousand years later, a Jew named Yeshua (which became Iesous in Greek, hence "Jesus" in English - had the translation been direct from Aramaic to English, Christians today would be praying in the name of someone named Josh) came and taught a lot of things that come straight from Torah, and a lot of things that were contrary to Torah. The result was a Jewish cult that eventually became a different religion altogether, but a religion with sparks of truth in it, and a lot on the ball.

If you would like to read more about the Jewish contribution to civilization (including plenty of what Judaism believes about morality, and how this set it apart from non-Jewish society), check out the following link:

http://www.aish.com/societyWork/society/WORLD_PERFECT_The_Jewish_Impact_on_Civilization.asp

Answer 2

A practicing Jew would be a very moral person.

Answer 3

All that have taught have them, but as in any religion if this is not taught when growing up most do not..........you are what you learn.......

Answer 4

I know some Jews that don't act moral at all. Smoking dope and fornicating.

Answer 5

from what I see them do to there neighbors in Israel I think there evil people. they must be.to kill so many. take there land. bomb there city's. kill children for throwing rocks at tanks.there strange weird evil people that deserve to be nuked to ashes and glass. Y'all