07-06-2011, 09:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-24-2021, 01:43 PM by Director Michael.)
A list of the permissible classical Rabbinical sources is presented in "The Divine Code," Part I, ch. 5. Furthermore, as part of researching and understanding the Noahide Code, an observant Noahide can look up any of the specific citations in the footnotes throughout the book (hundreds of works are cited).
A listing of recommended books for Noahides that is appropriate for access by the general public is available at https://asknoah.org/books.
Many of those are listed there with links to Internet pages where the entire book can be read on-line with free access.
Individual requests from observant Noahides for additional information on permissible classical Rabbinical sources should be sent to the Director of AskNoah, using the web forum or the email address posted on https://asknoah.org/contactus
A listing of recommended books for Noahides that is appropriate for access by the general public is available at https://asknoah.org/books.
Many of those are listed there with links to Internet pages where the entire book can be read on-line with free access.
Individual requests from observant Noahides for additional information on permissible classical Rabbinical sources should be sent to the Director of AskNoah, using the web forum or the email address posted on https://asknoah.org/contactus