What would have happened if the Ten Commandments literally had the commonly thought of "You shall not kill" among them? I know that one of them is commonly translated as "You shall not kill". However, the Hebrew verb used in the Torah actually means "commit murder". The verb for "kill" is completely different.
The first amendment that comes in is killing in self-defense is justified if there is absolutely no alternative. Otherwise, there is no way the people can fight wars and stuff.
How would the Israelite people develop, and from then on the world? I can imagine vegetarianism developing very early on...
The first amendment that comes in is killing in self-defense is justified if there is absolutely no alternative. Otherwise, there is no way the people can fight wars and stuff.
How would the Israelite people develop, and from then on the world? I can imagine vegetarianism developing very early on...