Examples of using Sixth commandment in English and their translations into Portuguese
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What is the Sixth Commandment?
What does God require in the sixth commandment?
Question 56 What is forbidden in the sixth commandment?
The Pope's words during the catechesis on the sixth commandment:“You shall not commit adultery”.
Pope Francis recalled this yesterday on completing his catechesis on the sixth commandment: You shall not commit….
Pope Francis recalled this yesterday on completing his catechesis on the sixth commandment: You shall not commit adultery”.
Excusing or minimizing the gravity of violations of the Sixth Commandment.
He has deliberately stepped on the sixth commandment refusing so blasphemous to the Holy Will of God.
The sixth commandment orders us to respect our life
Translation: Â The Church must change its very teaching on the demands of the Sixth Commandment according to what the people require.
Translation: Obedience to the Sixth Commandment is now to be viewed as a mere ideal, no longer a commandment binding on everyone without exception.
Following on in the fifth chapter of Matthew, the Saviour shows that one may break the sixth commandment, which says,"Thou shalt not kill," by the utterance of a single word.
he means the Sixth Commandment.
including the Sixth Commandment] yet….
Translation: Â Living according to the Sixth Commandment is"perfection," but adultery
The moral law is deemed impossible of fulfillment for certain people who believe they have good excuses for their immoral behavior and the Sixth Commandment is rewritten to state.
He confesses the sins as the deficiencies related to the Sixth Commandment.
Notice also the lack of any indication in the Letter that"young people" should heed the Church on the consequences of violating the Sixth Commandment, as Our Lord Himself teaches.
In short, a morality of situation ethics for violations of the Sixth Commandment, and with this a threat to the entire moral edifice of Catholic teaching related to all the Commandments.
in particular the way in which it explains the sixth commandment and sacramental confession.