Breslov Teachings on Noahides Compared

Here is a correspondence between Jewish Law and Noahide Law as implied by the teachings of Rabbi Nachman. For comparison purposes the generally accepted views of Maimonides and Rabbi Benamozegh are provided:

Jewish Law		Noahide Law
	Maimonides	Rabbi Benamozegh	Rabbi Nachman
10 Commandments	-	7 Laws	7 Laws
613 Commandments	7 Laws	many more	many more
Mitzvah	7 Laws, or voluntary keep one of 613	7 Laws, voluntary keep one of 613, or Logically derived laws	National Law if law was made and observed for correct motive
No separate religious & civil legal system	Two legal systems: Religious Law & King's Law	Two legal systems: Religious Law & Secular Law	One legal system
Rabbinical Tekanos & Gezeros	Voluntary & Individual	Existing Religions	National Law
Rabbis	-	-	National Assemblies
Messiah	-	-	National King
Geula (Redemption)	Messianic World Redemption	Messianic World Redemption	National Redemption preceding World Redemption
Mission	To support the Jews	Jews & Torah exist to enable observance of Seven Laws by the nations	Each Nation (Jews being one of them) has its own equally important but different purpose
Teaching Jewish Law	Forbidden for Jew to teach, Voluntary for Noahide to learn	Ok if for correct motive	Forbidden to study another National Law
Learning non-Jewish Law	-	desirable to learn read texts of other faiths	Forbidden to study another National Law
converts	Open to all non-Jews	Discouraged because existing religions should be reformed	Discouraged because each nation has a different divine essense, and specific purpose to fulfill. Conversion also applies from nation to nation.