The Practical Catechist
The Practical Catechist
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Why not? Therefore they were al- lowed also to desire them. What should we say about that boy's desire, had he wished to take apples from his COVETOUS THOUGHTS 371 father's tree? Why? If he had desired that some of his neighbors would give him some of their apples, would his desire have been good or bad? But if he had wished for a chance to steal apples from his neighbor? Why? He would have sinned against the tenth commandment : " Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's goods. " What do you say abo...ut desires or the intention to get our neighbor's goods by stealing, robbery, or cheating? When are desires of our neighbor's goods sinful and forbidden? When are they allowed and not sinful?
IV. Summary. The tenth commandment, "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's goods, " forbids all sinful desires of our neighbor's goods. Summary of the last seven com- mandments. What is forbidden by the tenth command- ment ? To desire or try to take away any of our neighbor's property. W'hich commandment forbids the unjust taking away of our neighbor's property?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why not? Therefore they were al- lowed also to desire them. What should we say about that boy's desire, had he wished to take apples from his COVETOUS THOUGHTS 371 father's tree? Why? If he had desired that some of his neighbors would give him some of their apples, would his desire have been good or bad? But if he had wished for a chance to steal apples from his neighbor? Why? He would have sinned against the tenth commandment : " Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's goods. " What do you say abo...ut desires or the intention to get our neighbor's goods by stealing, robbery, or cheating? When are desires of our neighbor's goods sinful and forbidden? When are they allowed and not sinful?
IV. Summary. The tenth commandment, "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's goods, " forbids all sinful desires of our neighbor's goods. Summary of the last seven com- mandments. What is forbidden by the tenth command- ment ? To desire or try to take away any of our neighbor's property. W'hich commandment forbids the unjust taking away of our neighbor's property?
What to read after The Practical Catechist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jakob Nist to read onlineMoreLess
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