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Most (if not all) of the major religions have what we commonly refer to as "Commandments" and in the case of Christianity, there are 10 such commandments and for Judaism, there are 613 "Mitzvot".

Commandments are also referred to as precepts.

One Example Is Zoroastrianism ↟↟

Zoroastrianism: Esoteric Teachings

There are nine commandments in Zoroastrian religion which include:

  • belief in the unity of God
  • belief in Zoroaster as a prophet
  • faith in the heavenly world
  • faith in cosmos order (Esha/Rata)
  • faith in human spirit
  • belief in seven ethos (Amesha Spenta)
  • belief in benefaction (charity)
  • belief in sanctity of four (classical) elements or Chahar-Akhshij (earth, water, air, fire)
  • belief in final renovation of the universe

(Source: Frashokereti Answer to Religious Questions of Zoariastians)

Dynastic Egyptians

The Dynastic Egyptians had the listed in the (Originally known as "the Papyrus of Ani" and also referred to as the "Sayings of Going Out By Day").

Top A Few Other Examples

There are literally hundreds of existing and past religions and going through them individually would take many days - so I have done up this "Short List" for you.

Click the SEE MORE link when the results page appears.

Please get a cup (or 3) of coffee and some biscuits before you start.

One further point: Commandments are also called Precepts.

  1. Abagusii religious precepts
  2. Abwoi religious precepts
  3. Ache religious precepts
  4. Acholi religious precepts
  5. Achomawi religious precepts
  6. Achuar religious precepts
  7. Acjachemen religious precepts
  8. Acoma Pueblo religious precepts
  9. Afizere religious precepts
  10. Aguaruna religious precepts
  11. Ainu religious precepts
  12. Akamba religious precepts
  13. Akan religious precepts
  14. Akawaio religious precepts
  15. Altaic religious precepts
  16. Andoque religious precepts
  17. Apache religious precepts
  18. Arhuaco religious precepts
  19. Asante religious precepts
  20. Atacama religious precepts
  21. Aymara religious precepts
  22. Azande religious precepts
  23. Aztec religious precepts
  24. Badimo religious precepts
  25. Bafia religious precepts
  26. Baka (日本語ではありません) religious precepts
  27. Balondo religious precepts
  28. Baluba religious precepts
  29. Bamileke religious precepts
  30. Bamum religious precepts
  31. Bantu religious precepts
  32. Baoule religious precepts
  33. Bari religious precepts
  34. Bassa religious precepts
  35. Berber religious precepts
  36. Biri religious precepts
  37. Blackfoot religious precepts
  38. Bobo religious precepts
  39. Bonism religious precepts
  40. Bori religious precepts
  41. Bororo totemism religious precepts
  42. Bubi religious precepts
  43. Buddhism religious precepts
  44. Bushongo religious precepts
  45. Bwa religious precepts
  46. Bwiti religious precepts
  47. Caddo religious precepts
  48. Cahto religious precepts
  49. Calusa religious precepts
  50. Chamba religious precepts
  51. Chauvin religious precepts
  52. Christianity religious precepts
  53. Chuj religious precepts
  54. Confucianism religious precepts
  55. Cora religious precepts
  56. Crow religious precepts
  57. Dahomean religious precepts
  58. Damara religious precepts
  59. Dan religious precepts
  60. Dinka religious precepts
  61. Dogon religious precepts
  62. Dongba religious precepts
  63. Duala religious precepts
  64. Ebira religious precepts
  65. Edo religious precepts
  66. Efik religious precepts
  67. Egyptian religious precepts
  68. Esan religious precepts
  69. Fali religious precepts
  70. Fipa religious precepts
  71. Furiiru religious precepts
  72. Garifuna religious precepts
  73. Gbagyi religious precepts
  74. Giriama religious precepts
  75. Guayupe religious precepts
  76. Hadza religious precepts
  77. Hammurabi religious precepts
  78. Hangui religious precepts
  79. Himba religious precepts
  80. Hinduism religious precepts
  81. Huaorani religious precepts
  82. Huastec religious precepts
  83. Huichol religious precepts
  84. Hupda religious precepts
  85. Hyel religious precepts
  86. Idoma religious precepts
  87. Ijaw religious precepts
  88. Illinois religious precepts
  89. Inam religious precepts
  90. Inca religious precepts
  91. Jainism religious precepts
  92. Jivaroan religious precepts
  93. Jola religious precepts
  94. Judaism religious precepts
  95. Kalinago religious precepts
  96. Karankawa religious precepts
  97. Kayabi religious precepts
  98. Keetoowah religious precepts
  99. Khoekhoen religious precepts
  100. Kichwa religious precepts
  101. Kikuyu religious precepts
  102. Kissi religious precepts
  103. Kogi religious precepts
  104. Kongo religious precepts
  105. Kono religious precepts
  106. Koore religious precepts
  107. Krahn religious precepts
  108. Kuikoro religious precepts
  109. Kuksu religious precepts
  110. Kwe religious precepts
  111. Lacandon religious precepts
  112. Lakota religious precepts
  113. Lokono religious precepts
  114. Luhya religious precepts
  115. Luvale religious precepts
  116. Maasai religious precepts
  117. Madi religious precepts
  118. Makua religious precepts
  119. Mandan religious precepts
  120. Manichaeism religious precepts
  121. Manjak religious precepts
  122. Mapuche religious precepts
  123. Marajoara religious precepts
  124. Maximon religious precepts
  125. Maya religious precepts
  126. Mazatec religious precepts
  127. Mbole religious precepts
  128. Mi'kmaq religious precepts
  129. Midewiwin religious precepts
  130. Mixe religious precepts
  131. Mohave religious precepts
  132. Mohawk religious precepts
  133. Mopan religious precepts
  134. Muisca religious precepts
  135. Muism religious precepts
  136. Muzo religious precepts
  137. N'um religious precepts
  138. Nagualism religious precepts
  139. Nazca religious precepts
  140. Nso religious precepts
  141. Nuer religious precepts
  142. Nyakyusa religious precepts
  143. Nyau religious precepts
  144. Nyongo religious precepts
  145. Odinala religious precepts
  146. Ojibwe religious precepts
  147. Olmec religious precepts
  148. Omaha religious precepts
  149. Oro religious precepts
  150. Oropom religious precepts
  151. Osage religious precepts
  152. Otuho religious precepts
  153. Ovambo religious precepts
  154. Pech religious precepts
  155. Pedi religious precepts
  156. Pemon religious precepts
  157. Penobscot religious precepts
  158. Pericues religious precepts
  159. Piaroa religious precepts
  160. Pomo religious precepts
  161. Powhatan religious precepts
  162. Pueblo religious precepts
  163. Puruha religious precepts
  164. Purépecha religious precepts
  165. Q'eqchi' religious precepts
  166. Safwa religious precepts
  167. Samburu religious precepts
  168. San religious precepts
  169. Seminole religious precepts
  170. Serer religious precepts
  171. Seri religious precepts
  172. Shinto religious precepts
  173. Shona religious precepts
  174. Sidama religious precepts
  175. Sikhism religious precepts
  176. Sioux (Wakan Tanka) religious precepts
  177. Songye religious precepts
  178. Sukianism religious precepts
  179. Suku religious precepts
  180. Surma religious precepts
  181. Swazi religious precepts
  182. Taensa religious precepts
  183. Taino religious precepts
  184. Tairona religious precepts
  185. Taki Unquy religious precepts
  186. Tammari religious precepts
  187. Taoism religious precepts
  188. Tehuelche religious precepts
  189. Temne religious precepts
  190. Teotihuacan religious precepts
  191. Tlapanec religious precepts
  192. Tlingit religious precepts
  193. Toba religious precepts
  194. Tonga religious precepts
  195. Totonac religious precepts
  196. Tsonga religious precepts
  197. Turkana religious precepts
  198. Tzeltal religious precepts
  199. Tzotzil religious precepts
  200. Tzʼutujil religious precepts
  201. Urhobo religious precepts
  202. Vodun religious precepts
  203. Wabunowin religious precepts
  204. Wai-Wai religious precepts
  205. Wapishana religious precepts
  206. Warao religious precepts
  207. Wayuu religious precepts
  208. Wiyot religious precepts
  209. Wocekiye religious precepts
  210. Wyandot religious precepts
  211. Xhosa religious precepts
  212. Yaqui religious precepts
  213. Yaruro religious precepts
  214. Yazdanism religious precepts
  215. Yoruba religious precepts
  216. Zapotec religious precepts
  217. Zoroastrianism religious precepts
  218. Zulu religious precepts

I hope that you enjoyed that adventure as it shows that many "religions" or belief systems had decent society structures in place to protect against the moran decay of their societies.

Negative Example ↟↟

One negative example which comes immediately to mind is the Yangism religion.

"Yang Zhu was for his self and his Philosophy was. "If by plucking one hair he might benefit the whole world, he would not do it".

Yang should have been born as "Yin".

Top 42 Commandments Of Ma'at

Compare these to the Christian version of the 10 commandments and these seem extremely severe.

The declarations listed below are just a part of the whole ceremonial process each person had to go through in the "after-life" according to the (AKA Papyrus of Ani)

  1. I have not committed sin.
  2. I have not committed robbery with violence.
  3. I have not stolen.
  4. I have not slain men and women.
  5. I have not stolen food.
  6. I have not swindled offerings.
  7. I have not stolen from the Gods.
  8. I have not told lies.
  9. I have not carried away food.
  10. I have not cursed.
  11. I have not closed my ears to truth.
  12. I have not committed adultery.
  13. I have not made anyone cry.
  14. I have not felt sorrow without reason.
  15. I have not assaulted anyone.
  16. I am not deceitful.
  17. I have not stolen anyone's land.
  18. I have not been an eavesdropper.
  19. I have not falsely accused anyone.
  20. I have not been angry without reason.
  21. I have not seduced anyone's wife.
  22. I have not polluted myself.
  23. I have not terrorized anyone.
  24. I have not disobeyed the law.
  25. I have not been exclusively angry.
  26. I have not cursed the Gods.
  27. I have not behaved with violence.
  28. I have not caused disruption of peace.
  29. I have not acted hastily or without thought.
  30. I have not overstepped my boundaries of concern.
  31. I have not exaggerated my words when speaking.
  32. I have not worked evil.
  33. I have not used evil thoughts, words or deeds.
  34. I have not polluted the water.
  35. I have not spoken angrily or arrogantly.
  36. I have not cursed anyone in thought, word or deeds.
  37. I have not placed myself on a pedestal.
  38. I have not stolen what belongs to the Gods.
  39. I have not stolen from or disrespected the deceased.
  40. I have not taken food from a child.
  41. I have not acted with insolence.
  42. I have not destroyed property belonging to the Gods.
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