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Today’s Ten Commandments
I want to thank my dear friend Peter Arcuri @peter who I highly respect as a client, friend, writer, advisor, and business associate and partner on all he does for the team at GCA, being my advisor, going over ideas and business plans especially with Great Content Authority Forums, and spirituality and life in general. I like to start this forum to share the views of others on their thoughts and opinions of everything that is going on today in the United States and the world. I like to thank Peter for volunteering of taking on the responsibility of being my mentor and professor on studying and mastering the Christian’s view of the Ten Commandments. As I was working i overheard a YouTube video my wife was listening too and asked her what she was listening too. It seemed like whoever was talking, he stole my pricinples, ideology, and foundation i live by every day and base most of my business decisions and make my decisions on who my acquaintances and friends are. So I yelled to my wife who’s the guy talking on YouTube. She yells back, “THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.” That’s when I text Peter Arcuri. I will explain on a separate subforum on why I requested Peter for taking on the task on educating me on a following subforum at a later date on this thread. Basically, I asked Peter Arcuri, “Peter, can you teach me all about the ten commandments.” Peter’s response: ” Easy. Don’t Fuck Anyone.” Okay. Now I know where this academic thesis of the Ten Commandments will lead to. Here’s what started all this
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Applying the Ten Commandments to today’s everyday life involves interpreting these ancient principles in a way that aligns with contemporary values and situations. Here’s how each commandment can be relevant today:
“You shall have no other gods before Me.”
Application: Prioritize what truly matters in life, whether it’s your faith, principles, or values. Avoid idolizing material possessions, fame, or superficial success.
“You shall not make for yourself an idol.”
Application: Focus on substance over appearance. Don’t let material objects or societal expectations dictate your worth or actions.
“You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God.”
Application: Speak with respect and integrity. Avoid using language that demeans or disrespects others, and be mindful of the power of your words.
“Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy.”
Application: Ensure you take time to rest and recharge. In today’s fast-paced world, it’s crucial to have moments of reflection, rest, and spending quality time with loved ones.
“Honor your father and your mother.”
Application: Show respect and gratitude to your parents and elders. This can also extend to showing respect for authority figures and mentors in your life.
“You shall not murder.”
Application: Value human life and promote peace. This commandment emphasizes the importance of resolving conflicts non-violently and respecting the sanctity of life.
“You shall not commit adultery.”
Application: Be faithful and trustworthy in your relationships. This applies not only to marital fidelity but also to being honest and loyal in all your commitments.
“You shall not steal.”
Application: Respect others’ property and rights. This includes not only physical theft but also intellectual property, ideas, and credit for others’ work.
“You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.”
Application: Be truthful and fair in your dealings with others. Avoid gossip, slander, and spreading false information.
“You shall not covet.”
Application: Cultivate contentment and gratitude. Avoid envy and jealousy by appreciating what you have and focusing on your own path and growth.
By integrating these principles into everyday actions and decisions, you can lead a life that is ethical, respectful, and fulfilling.
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