Jesus' Teachings: which have you been most devoted to trying to follow?

[°Leprechaun]

None of these are unique to Christianity, but I would say are key to being a good person regardless of religion or complete lack there of.

Love your neighbor as yourself.   7 (3.4%)
Forgiving others (and you'll too be forgiven), not judging or condemning others.   7 (3.4%)
Treating others as you want to be treated.   10 (4.9%)
Removing the log in your eye before attending the splinter in your friend's.   5 (2.5%)
Forgive those who have sinned against us or indebted to us.   8 (3.9%)
Not murder.   14 (6.9%)
Not commit adultery.   12 (5.9%)
Not steal.   11 (5.4%)
Not testify falsely.   9 (4.4%)
Not cheat anyone.   10 (4.9%)
Honor your parents/guardians/elders.   3 (1.5%)


"Treating others as you want to be treated.   10 (4.9%) "
This can cause harm if you assume others are the same as yourself, it is very important to listen to others, to find out what they need or want. This would be a better version.

[°Leprechaun]

"Give all your possessions to the poor."

This, I believe, would be a mistake. I wonder how many people take it literally.
It certainly is not a very popular teaching, if taken literally.
If one does not do this and nevertheless feels guilty about it, that would be tragic.

Money makes the world go round, like it or not, and in so far as a Christian sees money as evil, that person would be sadly mistaken. I am not saying that greed is always a good thing, but I do thiink that we should have a healthy relationship to it.