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| The sin of telling something without sufficent reason about another person that is true but harmful to that person's reputation. |
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| The sin of idle or malicious talk about others. |
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| The sin of judging another's behavior as wrong without enough evidence. |
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| The sin of sayng something false about another which harms his good name. |
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| Pretending to be someone I'm not. |
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| What does the eighth commandment require? |
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| Us to speak the truth responsibly and to avoid rash judgement of our neighbors' actions. |
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| What does the eighth commandment forbid? |
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| All deliberate falsehood and unjust damage to another person's reputation. Sins against the Eighth commandment include bearing false witness, slander, lying, detraction, flattery, unfounded suspicion, and rash judgement. |
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| What must one do who ahs damaged his neighbor's good reputation by accusing him falsely or speakly badly of him? |
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| One who has damagesd his neighbor's good reputation by false accusation or speaking badly of him must repair the damage he has done, so far as he is able. |
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| What is the supreme witness of the truth? |
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| Martyrdom is the supreme witness given to the truth of faith bearing witness unto death. |
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