For humanity to exist in harmony, we must listen to the voice that Noah heard after the Flood.
We must accept that there is a set of absolute values determined by the Creator of the world, values with which we cannot play or adapt to our convenience.
Values that transcend the subjective mind of man.
Shalom BH. Rabbi, I have a question, and excuse me for bothering you. Are values the commandments, the mitzvot, the precepts? .
Hi Yael, in general, yes, it refers to the Mitzvot of the Torah. But, from a deeper perspective, it refers to the attitudinal teachings of the Torah; that is, one can be a "bad" person even while following the precepts of the Torah. For example, a glutton who eats kosher food is still a glutton and is wrong, despite eating kosher.