Veil + Armour: Holiness in Motherhood and Daily Life - 41. How do the Ten Commandments apply to the Intenet and the Online World? How can we teach our children about Christian behaviour on the internet?

41. How do the Ten Commandments apply to the Intenet and the Online World? How can we teach our children about Christian behaviour on the internet?

05/19/25 • 32 min

Veil + Armour: Holiness in Motherhood and Daily Life

Do the Ten Commandments apply to all aspects of our lives, including the online world where the distinction between virtual and real actions often becomes blurred?

Let's hear Ed Van Buskirk, a big proponent of teaching the Ten Commandments in our schools and homes, explain how God's Commandments serve as a roadmap for happiness and meaningful relationships rather than restrictive rules.
• Truth is embodied in the person of Jesus Christ who declared "I am the way, the truth and the life"
• Pornography and online misconduct degrade God's masterful creation of the human person
• The culture's devaluation of human bodies affects real people with devastating consequences
• Parents should have ongoing conversations with children about the sanctity of their bodies
• The "11th commandment" refers to Jesus's Great Commission to share these teachings with others, to be disciples of Jesus and disciples of God's love
• Commandments function like rules of the road, providing freedom rather than restriction
• Simple ways to incorporate the commandments include displaying them in homes and using them for examination of conscience
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Do the Ten Commandments apply to all aspects of our lives, including the online world where the distinction between virtual and real actions often becomes blurred?

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for resources including free downloadable prayers and materials to help implement the commandments in daily life.

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40. How do the 10 Commandments fit in the Modern World? Who is the new Catholic Pope?

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Ed Van Buskirk shares his journey from IT business owner to founder of If You Love Me Ministry after a men's retreat challenged his knowledge of the Ten Commandments, leading him to see them as God's recipe for a wonderful life rather than restrictive rules.
• Discovering the Ten Commandments as relationship-builders that foster harmony with God and others
• How confusion serves as Satan's weapon to divide and create chaos in society
• Understanding truth not just as a concept but as a person—Jesus Christ
• The Garden of Eden story revealing how broken commandments lead to broken relationships
• The ministry's "God's Recipe for School and Family" program implemented in 56 Catholic schools
• Using family kits with puzzles and resources to make the commandments accessible and engaging
• Applying the commandments to navigate modern challenges like social media, pornography, and artificial intelligence
• Seeing the commandments as a spiritual compass that helps cut through confusion with clarity
• Learning from Mary's example of saying "yes" to God by putting the first commandment first
• How even small deviations from truth (being "2% off target") can lead us dramatically astray over time
For more information about If You Love Me Ministry and resources on the Ten Commandments, visit https://ifuloveme.org

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42. A Catholic Doctor Fights Back; Can an abortion be reversed? Dr. Dermot Kearney explains why he continues to help women despite opposition targeting his Christian, pro-life beliefs

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Christian doctor Dermot Kearney shares his harrowing experience of being targeted by abortion providers and medical authorities for offering Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) treatment to women who changed their minds after taking the first abortion pill (mifepristone). His case highlights the intersection of religious discrimination and medical freedom in healthcare.
• Dr. Kearney and colleague Dr. Eileen Riley were investigated by the General Medical Council for providing progesterone treatment to women who regretted taking the abortion pill
• The complaint specifically cited their Catholic faith, claiming Catholics "could not be trusted" to provide appropriate care
• Abortion pill reversal has a 55% success rate when progesterone is administered promptly after taking mifepristone
• At least 62 UK babies have been born following successful abortion pill reversal treatment
• After fighting the case with legal support from Christian Concern, all charges were dropped when the GMC admitted they had no evidence of misconduct
• During COVID, UK abortion practices shifted to "pills by post" with minimal medical supervision and follow-up
• UK abortion providers receive substantial payment per abortion with minimal overhead for mail-delivery abortions
• 98% of UK abortions are performed under mental health grounds despite no evidence that abortion improves mental health
• Women seeking abortions receive no mental health evaluation before being approved for the procedure

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