To: sarcasm;2sheep
,,, in saying a lot of things, the Bible has presented a marvellous invitation for many to interpret it in different ways, even rewriting it when it's teachings don't suit. The benefit of the Ten Commandments for me is that they're really a two minute manager for a better life. I've always regarded a number of the Ten Commandments as pertaining more to common sense rather than religion and, at the end of the day - they're concise, plain and non-arbitrary. No confusion. Good enough to carve in stone.
To: shaggy eel
I've always regarded a number of the Ten Commandments as pertaining more to common sense rather than religion Even a stopped clock is right twice a day ... however, the 10 Commandments FORBID any other religion -- which is a TERRIBLE thing for a GOVERNMENT to endorse.
64 posted on
05/05/2002 9:03:53 PM PDT by
jlogajan
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