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The Ten Commandments Quiz
We've all heard them – but can we remember them? Fill in the missing words from the Ten Commandments.
Language taken from the King James Bible
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Last updated: June 2, 2012
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That aside, the point was that Aesthus saying billions of people are on his side of the argument (and then, as if that's some kind of epic mic drop, "deal with it!") is a dumb argument. You didn't get it, though, not surprisingly.
This will continue to be a dumb argument when religious people ultimately become outnumbered by atheists in the future, and if I'm still alive then I'll continue pointing out that it's a dumb argument.
And apparently Lutherans follow the same numbering as Catholics.
Like your friend's sweater... or your neighbor's wife/husband.
Me after quiz: yeah eights not thaaaat bad
In Jewish and Rabbincal tradition, Hillel the elder emphasized this: "What is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow: this is the whole Torah; the rest is the explanation; go and learn." Jesus summarized the Torah in a similar way: "Do to others what you want them to do to you... This is the meaning of the law of Moses and the teaching of the prophets"
Muhammad, also, made similar statements about common sense and decency superseding religious scripture. I can't find the exact quote now but it's something like "if you think a thing is evil it is evil, if you think a thing is good it is good."... something along these lines basically: you have judgment, use it.
1: only follow the Bible. Don't mix religions. We're doing things this way.
2: don't make images of God(?). I thought .. Catholicism(?) loved pictures of Jesus. Maybe that's not God? I thought the typical white-haired bearded God wearing a toga is all over the place in Occidental countries? I think Islam doesn't like pictures of Gods/prophets/people. This one seems ignored, in my ignorant opinion.
3: Don't say the word God in unecessary situations. Give the word weight/behavioral training; like modern euphemisms for subjects that are instructed to be delicate/taboo in society.
4: Either go to church on Sunday, or don't work. I guess that creates the impression that society as a whole observes the religion. So others should fall in line.
5: obey your parents. #1, they're religious and teaching you
6: don't murder
7: don't cheat on your husband/wife
8: don't steal
9: don't lie? I guess it means, don't commit perjury.
10: don't wish for things you don't have? I thought religious people were fine with doing things like wishing for lavish lifestyles and trying to get them.
I think I'd like Christianity more if it punished sinners harder. I think there are a lot of murderers, cheaters, and thieves, who think they're going to Heaven. Not to mention someone who makes a lifelong oath in marriage, "until death do us part", then gets divorced. Those aren't people I want to hang out with.
1 - Pretty much what you said
2 - This was mostly focused on not making physical idols to be worshipped which was a huge issue for them
3 - Pretty much what you said
4 - This specifically is for them to not do any work on the Sabbath and instead focus entirely on worshipping God
5-8 - Pretty much what you said
9 - It does actually mean not to lie this is easily one of the most difficult commandments to follow (In the modern day we also commanded not to lie in any situation which again is very difficult to follow and a large portion of the sins I need forgiveness for)
10 - This is meaning to not want what another person has, so for example if your neighbor just got a new fat donkey you shouldn't think that you want that donkey and that you are more deserving of that donkey. I don't think it would exclude thinking that you want to obtain your own donkey but I could be wrong.