Divine Ex-communication - Kareit

Failing to perform circumcision

Adultery

Missing an opportunity to bring the Pesach Offering

Bringing the second Pesach Offering to make up for missing the first

Eating chametz on Pesach

Bestiality

Eating on Yom Kippur

Performing prohibited tasks on Yom Kippur

Failing to begin Yom Kippur early

Molech

Using a medium ["Ov"]

Niddah

Eating prohibited fats

Eating blood

Eating kodashim while one is impure

Eating meat from offerings which were disqualified for certain thoughts during the service [pigul]

Slaughtering or offering a korban outside its designated area

Entering the Beit haMikdash [Temple] while impure

Creating incense like the Ketoret of the Beit haMikdash

Creating oil like the oil of anointing

Rubbing one's skin with the oil of anointing

Performing melachah on Shabbat

Lighting a fire on Shabbat

Homosexual activity

Eating leftover meat from offerings

Migadef: "Blessing" Gd, or Singing to Idols

Idolatry

Incestuous relationships

Bringing an offering for possible liability for Kareit

A complete list of transgressions which are punishable by Kareit: Keritot 2a

Use of the Talmudic term "Assur" regarding a Prohibition implies that its violation is punishable by Kareit: Yoma 74a

Do such crimes automatically warrant a sin-offering if performed accidentally: Keritot 7a-b

Prioritizing between an Active Mitzvah with a punishment of Kareit, and an ordinary Active Mitzvah: Pesachim 59a; Zevachim 32b

Whether a person must be warned before his act, in order to be liable for Kareit: Makkot 13b

How to punish a person who is liable for Kareit and payment of restitution and a penalty for eating terumah when one is not a kohen: Pesachim 32a

Giving whipping in place of Kareit: Megillah 7b; Makkot 13b, 23a, 23b

What happens if a person is warned that he will deserve lashes for a certain crime, when he will really deserve Kareit: Makkot 13a-b

Bringing Separate Sin Offerings for forgetting two different eligibilities for Kareit in a single violation of Shabbat: Shabbat 69a, 70b, 73a

Violation of a prohibition which warrants Kareit, while attempting to fulfill a Mitzvah: Succah 41b, 42a

Bringing a sin offering for violation of two separate Kareit-eligible prohibitions, stemming from a single class of prohibition warranting Kareit: Makkot 14a-b; Keritot 2b

What happens if a person violates multiple sins that warrant Kareit, during a single span of forgetting that they warrant Kareit: Makkot 14a; Keritot 2b

Punishment for raping a woman with whom any sexual relationship would be prohibited for him with a punishment of kareit: Ketuvot 29a-36a

Punishment for seducing a woman with whom any sexual relationship would be prohibited for him with a punishment of kareit: Ketuvot 35b-36a

Whether Death between the ages of 50 and 60, or just death at 50, is that of "Kareit": Moed Katan 28a

If a person who is liable for Kareit repents, the Heavenly Court forgives him: Makkot 13b-14a

This punishment is a sort of death penalty: Makkot 14b; Zevachim 33b-34a [use of term "netilat neshamah"]

Whether a person punished with kareit will be survived by his children: Rashi to Keritot 2a sv uv'hani



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