(Not to lie, or cheat, or steal, or hurt someone weaker than you, et al)
I'll start: I was just recalling my youth. And, even though I attended Sunday School regularly, I never learned it there. I don't recall them teaching it (The 10 Commandments) there.
During my early youth my parents told me "Don't lie, or cheat, or steal cause you will caught". So I made sure not to get caught when I did those things.
I guess my answer is: When I got my first broken heart I vowed to never do that to another person. Ergo I stopped even considering to lie, or cheat, or steal cause to do so might break someone's heart.
So the question is: When was the first time you (really) learned "right from wrong"?
2007-12-05
12:31:32
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