Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Commandment Terms

Fake News

• False or misleading information spread to trick people.

• A type of news that is always true and verified.

• News that is reported by reputable sources only.

• Information that is always beneficial to the public.

Complaisance

• Going along with wrong behavior to gain approval or avoid conflict.

• A state of being overly agreeable and accommodating.

• The act of standing firm against peer pressure.

• A form of passive resistance to authority.

Gratitude

• Being thankful for what you have.

• Feeling sorry for what you lack.

• Ignoring the good in your life.

• Taking things for granted.

Greed

• A strong desire to have more and more things, like money or possessions.

• A feeling of contentment with what one has.

• A commitment to sharing wealth with others.

• A temporary lack of interest in material possessions.

False Witness

• Saying something untrue about someone, especially in a way that harms their reputation.

• Providing accurate testimony in a court of law.

• Witnessing an event without any bias or prejudice.

• Making a statement that is true and beneficial to someone.

Temperance

• A virtue of moderation and self-control in using things like food, money, or pleasure.

• An excessive indulgence in pleasures and luxuries.

• A state of complete abstinence from all forms of enjoyment.

• A philosophy that promotes hedonism and excess.

Defamation

• A legal term for a type of contract

• Damaging someone’s good name or reputation by what you say.

• A form of public speaking

• A method of conflict resolution

Flattery

• Saying things you don’t really mean to get someone to like you or give you something.

• Being honest and straightforward in your compliments.

• Offering genuine praise to boost someone's confidence.

• Criticizing someone to make them improve.

Confidentiality

• Keeping private information secret, especially in roles like doctors or priests.

• The act of sharing information openly with others.

• A legal term for public disclosure of information.

• A method of data encryption for security.

Humility

• Recognizing one's own worth and abilities without arrogance.

• Believing that you are superior to others.

• Knowing that all good things come from God and not thinking you are better than others.

• Feeling ashamed of your achievements.