Life Lessons continued

Moses and the Ten commandments:
This is a reference page for details of wording.

The situation:
Moses led all these exslaves out into the desert with the idea that they were free.
Freedom! Wow I can do anything I want too!
Well not quite. We may not have to take "orders" from a master.
But we still have to get along with our community,
So Moses has all these "free" rowdies doing anything they want. The results being--
they lie (bear false witness), steal, rip off each others wives, and end up killing each other.
All in the name of freedom. Its more like anarchy.

The following are my opinions and logic.
Note: I am not an athiest,
But if God can't stand to be questioned,
"ask and you shall receive"
Its not god-- its a greedy priesthood thats demanding ignorance.

Moses climbs up Mt. Sinia, to figure out what to do.
So he kicks back-- smokes a little "burning bush",
and figures out the obvious conclusions.
If the people didn't lie, steal, and rip off each others wives. They wouldn't kill each other.
Resisting the temptation to lie and steal, would increase will power,
which would strengthen the bubble of their reality, as projected by their beliefs.
But that's too much physics for a superstitious uneducated rabble to understand,
so the only way to get it across is to scare them with the unchallengeble statements of

GOD'S COMMANDS!

With a few morsals of reward thrown in such as a day off of work every seventh day.
They can only count to ten because thats all the fingers they have.
So its called the Ten Commandments "Written in Stone" and can't be challenged.
But has been modified to "benefit the priesthood" as needed, depending on which priesthood.

This is the source of the "Ethnic God problem"

19 of the Book of Exodus verse 5.
Now therefore, if ye will obey my voice indeed, and keep my covenant,
then ye shall be a peculiar treasure unto me above all people:
for all the earth is mine.

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