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 This needs fixing and I mean NOW 

This article is very poorly done for one reason: there is no such thing as the Seven Laws of Noah. If anyone would care to read any version of the Book of Genesis (Bereishit), starting at chapter 9, the laws which Noah was given and the laws he already lived are clearly indicated. They are not seven mitzvot- I counted nine myself, and only one matches the alleged Seven Laws (not to eat bloody flesh or vivsect an animal).

For example, the first I counted was ""...be fruitful and multiply..."". Does anyone see that as a Sheva Motzvot? I don't! Now, I can see this entry wishes to concentrate on Noahides and Noahidism; it's very fair and noble. But PLEASE consult the rabbis who clearly state as does the Bible that no such laws exist! No such laws are expounded upon, or even mentioned, in Genesis.

It is most especially important that this article try to move away with impartiality from the Jewish viewpoint. Gentiles do not have to obey rabbis or follow Jewish beliefs or extrapolations of Jewish halachah. Since the Laws of Noah were concocted, claiming Biblical authority by the Hasidim, this is a violation on their part. According to Jewish teaching, a Jew must not and cannot force a Gentile to do or accept anything!

Please clean this thing up- I'll help here and there, but I'm not going against these rabid Wikipedia Editor Chiefs or the Golden Calf Administrators!"