Book of Common Prayer (page 848)

Q What is our duty to our neighbors?

A Our duty to our neighbors is to love them as ourselves, and to do
to other people as we wish them to do to us;

V To love, honor, and help our parents and family; to honor those in
authority, and to meet their just demands;

VI To show respect for the life God has given us; to work and pray
for peace; to bear no malice, prejudice, or hatred in our hearts; and to
be kind to all the creatures of God;

VII To use our bodily desires as God intended;

VIII To be honest and fair in our dealings; to seek justice, freedom,
and the necessities of life for all people; and to use our talents and
possessions as ones who must answer for them to God;

IX To speak the truth, and not to mislead others by our silence;

X To resist temptations to envy, greed, and jealousy; to rejoice in
other people's gifts and graces; and to do our duty for the love of God,
who has called us into fellowship with him.

Q What is the purpose of the Ten Commandments?

A The Ten Commandments were given to define our relationship with God
and our neighbors.

Q Since we do not fully obey them, are they useful at all?

A Since we do not filly obey them, we see more clearly our sin and
our need for redemption.

Sin and Redemption

Q What is sin?

A Sin is the seeking of our own will instead of the will of God, thus
distorting our relationship with God, with other people, and with all
creation.