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Canadian Foundation for Universal Ethics Education

Building a More Ethical World Through Universal Principles

Seven Universal Principles

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Devotion

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Reverence

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Life

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Property

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Fidelity

VI

Compassion

VII

Justice

Our Mission


The Canadian Foundation for Universal Ethics Education fosters ethical awareness, nurtures principled communities, and equips individuals to act with integrity in everyday life. Operating as an educational think tank, we conduct rigorous research and engage in public dialogue to help articulate a shared moral grammar for a modern, pluralistic Canada, bringing universal values into classrooms, workplaces, and public institutions so that ethical reflection becomes a shared civic habit. Rooted in the universal principles of the Noahide laws, our work promotes a more just and compassionate society. Through research, education, and collaboration, we help communities grow in wisdom, responsibility, and care — one ethical conversation at a time.

NEWS & PUBLIC STATEMENTS

News & Public Statements


November 3, 2026

Statement on the Spread of Misinformation Regarding the Noahide Laws and Movement

NOVA SCOTIA — The Canadian Foundation for Universal Ethics Education expresses deep concern over a sharp rise in online misinformation surrounding the Seven Noahide Laws and the broader Noahide movement.

September 28, 2026

The Exclusion of God from the Canadian Armed Forces Undermines Universal Morality

OTTAWA, ON — The Canadian Foundation for Universal Ethics Education (CFUEE) calls on the federal government and the leadership of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) to immediately reverse the directive restricting military chaplains from offering faith-specific prayers and invoking the Creator during public ceremonies.

Building a More Ethical World Through Universal Principles.

September 21, 2026

Foundation Expresses Shock and Sorrow Following Yom Kippur Shooting

The Canadian Foundation for Universal Ethics Education is expressing profound devastation and absolute condemnation regarding the shooting outside the Sons of Jacob Congregation in Belleville on Sunday evening, September 20, 2026.

The Divine Code by Rabbi Moshe Weiner

FEATURED RESOURCE

The Divine Code

The Guide to Observing the Noahide Code

By Rabbi Moshe Weiner, edited by Dr. Michael Schulman, PhD — The Divine Code is the most comprehensive guide to the Seven Noahide Laws, providing in-depth analysis and practical guidance for all of humanity.

Conversations with My Rabbi by Rabbi Eli Schlanger and Nikki Goldstein

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Conversations with My Rabbi

Timeless Teachings for a Fractured World

By Rabbi Eli Schlanger & Nikki Goldstein

A remarkable account of a friendship forged between an Australian journalist and a Chabad rabbi, structured around the Seven Noahide Laws — the universal moral code given to all humanity. Drawing on recorded conversations, the book explores timeless principles of devotion, reverence, life, property, fidelity, compassion, and justice, offering a guide to ethical living for a fractured world. Completed by Nikki Goldstein after Rabbi Schlanger was tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi Beach attack, the book stands as a tribute to his mission of bringing light to the world.

The Theory and Practice of Universal Ethics: The Noahide Laws by Rabbi Shimon Dovid Cowan

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The Theory and Practice of Universal Ethics: The Noahide Laws

By Rabbi Shimon Dovid Cowan

A scholarly examination of the Noahide Laws as a foundation for universal ethics, exploring both their theoretical basis and practical application in contemporary society. Published by the Institute for Judaism and Civilization.

Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson

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Had these Divine Commandments been observed and adhered to by all nations of the world, there would not have been any possibility for such a thing as a Holocaust.

Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson

Study & Reflection

Read Our Commentaries

Explore our writings on the universal ethical principles and their place in modern life.

Canadian Foundation for Universal Ethics Education

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