Ten Commandments: Word of God vs. moral compass 9 Articles

by Karla Perry

The nature of morality seems to be an ever present hot topic of discussion especially amongst the philosophically minded as well as the popular culture at large. There are a lot of misconceptions regarding the Christian view

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by Eve Nielsen

"Number one
We've just begun
God should be first in your life.

Number two
Those idol rules
That graven images, aren't nice.

Number three
God's name should be
Never spoken in jest..."

This little ditty from my childhood often reminds me

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by Heath Henry

As a Christian you understand the Ten Commandments originated with God. This makes them all the more valuable as a moral compass despite the needle pointing to "don't" more often than "do."
This becomes their major role. They

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by Brandy Creekmore

The ten commandments are our moral compass. They are what is written on each and every heart.

Romans 2

12All who sin apart from the law will also perish apart from the law, and all who sin under the law will be judged by the law.

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by Barry Davidson

Billions of people across the world have heard or read the Ten Commandments. For those that have heard them, they are drilled into them at an early age, especially the descriptions of damnation for breaking them. Unfortunately,

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by Tim White

Word of God or moral compass. I think its quite obvious these 10 commandments ARE the word of God and they are intended to be used as the moral compass. The laws we live under today all have their basis in one of these top 10.

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by The Ghosty Gal

The Ten Commandments are;

1. I am the Lord thy God, who brough thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage.

2. Thou shalt have no other God before me.

3. Thou shall not take the name of the lord in vain.

4. Remember

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