The Ten Commandments #1

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Which human action is NOT forbidden by the First Commandment?

Telling "blonde" jokes.

Trying to communicate with the devil, or with the dead.

Worshipping false gods.

Superstitious practices.

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The first three of the Ten Commandments are NOT about

How people are meant to relate with God.

God's desire for intimacy with people.

God's rights.

How people are meant to relate with each other.

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Which one of the following is NOT one of the Ten Commandments?

Don't worship other gods.

Don't eat meat on Good Friday.

Don't kill.

Don't slander others.

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The Ten Commandments are also known as

the Decalogue.

Hamurabi's covenant.

Israel's laws.

the Decalot.

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Catholics believe that to break one of the Ten Commandments deliberately

is to sin gravely.

is something that pagans do.

leads to excommunication from the Church.

results in spiritual death.

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The Ten Commandments protect

the rights of God and people.

God's rights.

widows and orphans.

the Jewish faith.

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All of God's laws

relate to denying God's rights.

are meant to prevent people from giving in to evil and selfishness.

were given to Abraham when he crossed the Jordan River.

are found in the Book of Exodus.

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The Ten Commandments were given to the Israelites at Mount Sinai

around 1800 BC

around 50 AD

around 600 BC

around 1250 BC

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Which human action is forbidden by the Third Commandment?

Playing sport instead of going to Mass on the sabbath.

Sleeping in on Sunday.

Going to Mass on Saturday evening or Sunday.

Having family picnics on Sundays.

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Which human action is NOT forbidden by the Second Commandment?

Perjury.

Using Jewish names for God in Christian prayers.

Abusing God's name, the name of Jesus, the Virgin Mary, and other holy people.

Torturing or killing people in the name of God or religion.

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