According to the Catechism, what does the Fifth Commandment forbid in a gravely sinful way?, Stealing or taking what belongs to another, Bearing false witness against one’s neighbor, Direct and intentional killing, Coveting what belongs to one’s neighbor, What does the flood in Genesis 6–9 ( Noah's Ark ) suggest about “Thou shalt not kill”?, God’s justice isn’t bound by human morals, No one is truly innocent to God, It’s symbolic, not literal, It proves killing is good, If the Fifth Commandment applies to all human life, what does this imply about abortion?, It can be justified if the mother’s suffering is severe, It is always wrong because it ends innocent human life, It depends on when life is considered to begin, It should be decided by personal choice, A Catholic patient has leukemia. Chemo could extend their life but it is very painful. They refuse it and let the illness continue. Under the 5th commandment, is this a sin?, Yes, it is wrong because refusing treatment means choosing death, It is always wrong to refuse treatment, It is only allowed if the person is already dying, No, it is allowed if the treatment is too painful or too hard to take

The Fifth Commandment

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