Six of the 10 Commandments concern our relationships with other people--Don't lie, steal or commit murder; respect and protect your relationships with others--your parents, your spouse and your neighbors.  (also, don't covet--i.e. don't be greedy).  These are the first--and shortest--existing list of rules to protect the trust needed to live together in community and in peace.  As Hans Kung and religious leaders from around the world confirmed in the Declaration for a Global Ethic, the golden rule of Do Unto Others as you would have them do unto you--exist in a similar form in virtually all the world's religions.