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Brief outline of the
10 commandments

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Brief outline of the
10 commandments

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1.    You should only worship one God because one God should be able to accomplish all things

2.    You should not use g*d or jes*s chr*st when you are not praying

3.    You should not work on the day of abstinence

4.    You should love your parents by honouring them

5.    We should control our tempers and taking another persons life in not our right to decide

6.    We should express our love for our partner and not love anyone else

7.    Do not steal what does not belong to you

8.    Do not deceive or lie or lie to people

9.    Do not crave or desire someone else's belongings

10.Do not desire or want someone other than the person you have married

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How can adolescents live by these Commandments
with the issues of today’s society?

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How can adolescents live by these Commandments
with the issues of today’s society?

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We follow the 10 commandments by abiding by their rules and listening to what God has commanded us to do. Some examples of how we live by these commandments are commandments one and four. We can live by the first commandment you shall have no other God beside the lord, thy God. We live by that law by going to a catholic school and not worshiping any other Gods. You shall celebrate the Sabbath or seventh day of rest each week, and keep it holy. We live by that rule by taking a break on Sundays. We don’t do as much work on Sunday as we do the rest of the week. We can live by the commandments by following them the way Moses did

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- Love and reverence of God
- Love and respect for parents and those in authority, respect for life, marriage, respect for truth & honesty.

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The ten commandments were part of Gods covenant with Israel. the ten commandments were made as laws the Israelites had to follow and they where given to moses. According to "Religious Tolerance" the commandments where by God at Mount Sinai, circa 1450 BCE