How can Wiccans be ethical or even well-behaved if they don't follow God's laws and obey the Ten Commandments?

Most non-Christians find this common query offensive. The notion that Christians have a corner on ethics and morality, and that no one can attain either without being pushed to it by the Christian God, is arrogant as well as ignorant. It suggests that Buddhists, Taoists, Confucians, Hindus, and all others who do not follow the Judeo-Christian God are unethical, immoral, and ill-behaved, which I think anyone of intelligence, given a moment's reflection, will surely realize is false.

There are many, many non-Christians who behave well in all respects without knowledge of or concern for the Christian God's laws and Commandments. However, in this case the intent of the question is to know how to regard Wiccan ethics and behavior, and although there is no legalistic codification of behavior for Wiccans, the Rede and the Law of Returns (or the Three-Fold Law) are usually given in response to this query. For more information, see The Evolution of Wiccan Ethics.

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