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In reply to the discussion: Aren't commandments intended for believers to follow? [View all]beachbum bob
(10,437 posts)26. much of the intent of almost all of commandments are codified in law...
such as stealing
lying
and
others are relevant to being a moral and ethical person with being respectful, not committing adultery....honoring your parents, etc
if you an evangelical, you can break all sorts of the commandments and be sorry and "be born again" on a weekly basis
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The notion that those activities are undesirable is far, far older than any religion.
trotsky
May 2018
#6
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. Why do some people feel its their responsibility...
marble falls
May 2018
#13
I don't know why some people have to troll others by creating fictitious commandments...
trotsky
May 2018
#24
Since you continue to insinuate things about me to try and badmouth me in public,
trotsky
May 2018
#86
If God metes out consequences for not obeying them, but you don't believe in God,
The Velveteen Ocelot
May 2018
#53
Exactly. If you aren't playing the game you don't have to follow the rules.
The Velveteen Ocelot
May 2018
#56
I hope none of Trump's molecules come my way, but I suppose it's hard to know.
The Velveteen Ocelot
May 2018
#62