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19 avril 2018
- handle: 10670/1.3t4hg6
- isbn: 9781783743889
- eisbn: 9791036500787
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Mark Dimmock et al., « Chapter 11. Stealing », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.3t4hg6
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You shall not steal. 1. Stealing: Introduction The Bible reference above is absolutist in nature. It does not say that you should not steal so long as you have enough resources available to you, or that you should not steal if your neighbour has been good to you. Rather, it simply says that you should not steal full stop. Partly as a result of this particular commandment and the impact of Christianity upon social custom in many parts of the world, the message t...