A verse in this week’s Torah portion, Parashat Noach, tells us that Noah was a righteous man in his generation. That last part, “in his generation”, has sparked debate from scholars for thousands of years after it was first written. What does it mean to be righteous in his generation? Would he have not been righteous in other generations? With each generation that passes, values change. And as we look back on the past, it is very hard not to look at the main characters of history through a lens