Commandments 7,10

Forbid wrongly taking or wrongly wishing to take what belongs to another

• 4th/ 5th commandments
• 6th/9th commandments
• 7th/10th commandments
• 8th commandment

all the goods of the earth are meant to be used to supply the basic needs of all persons 

• universal destination of goods
• principle of subsidiarity
• stewardship
• social justice

taking of another's property by force

• cheating
• bribery
• robbery
• vandalism

charging unfair interest rates

• identity fraud
• usury
• bribery
• trafficking

desire to amass material goods without limit

• greed
• avarice
• envy

a desire to amass earthly goods without limit

• utilitarianism
• sentimentalism
• consumerism
• relativism

making up an injury where injustice was committed

• restitution
• social charity
• principle of solidarity
• temperance

Plagiarism is a type of---

• usury
• borrowing property
• envy
• theft

An example of social justice

• lending money with interest
• Peru trip
• asking for help
• school clubs

Why did the social teachings of the Church arise?

• speaks for the poor and disadvantaged
• check and balance of power on the rich countries
• remind people they are not alone
• to remedy the offenses against the 7th commandmnet