The third commandment of taking the lords name in vein is very specific. "General vulgarity: The Ten Commandments do not list a separate ban on all coarse language." Any person who thinks otherwise is an idiot IMO. The seven deadly sins were developed by man (pope Gregory I)... and it is even in there. The Bible does not provide a list of forbidden English swear words (those shift by culture and era). It focuses on principles: speech should be pure, edifying, and fitting for someone following Christ, not corrupt, filthy, obscene, or crude. IMO no man/computer is capable of judging what's not corrupt, filthy, obscene, or crude... and again NOT part of the ten commandments. The Bible does not treat merely hearing vulgarity or foul language as a sin in itself. Thus nobody has any right on attempting to control others on the issue of vulgarity (unless the very specific gods name in vain). We can only control our own speech. I choose not to cuss much... that's a personal preference. Our first amendment is quite clear on its allowance. IMO evil humans attempt to set unnecessary rules in order to control; divide and conquer. Cussing when a blue collar worker hits their thumb with a hammer for instance is proven to increase pain tolerance (many such studies). We should all encourage the reduction of eachothers pain.