If you are referring to civil law, it is important to not have any religious influence on civil law. A legal code should represent all the people and should be formulated by representatives elected by all the people. Most religions are patriarchal and do not provide women with equal rights. Most countries are made up of people with different religious backgrounds and people with no religious affiliations. Those are extremely important reasons why civil law should never be religious based.
In the Torah, there are 7 guidelines for all the nations of the world that provide the basis for living righteously. One of these guidelines specifies that every nation must establish a just legal system for its people, this includes just laws through which civil society is establish. The same applies to the Jewish nation.
The Jewish laws are called 'halach' in Hebrew and are recorded in the Talmud.
It sort of makes more sense for Jews to follow Jewish laws than to follow, say, Islamic laws or Hindu laws.
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Because they were given by God (Exodus 24:12).
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Religious law within Judaism is called 'Halacha' and is recorded in the Talmud.
Two Great Commandments
it is important bcoz i makes life easier and it is related 2 our life
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the invention of irrigation ways or the laws written in stone
They divided people on the basis of religious beliefs, laws, and ways of life.
Study is necessary to know and follow the laws.
The taliban strictly enforced Islamic religious laws.
Islam is the religion there. They actually have religion as a everyday thing there so some of the laws are based on religious things
blue laws.
House Ways and Means Committee. (by Solomon Zelman)