Do the Religious commandments and laws become null and void, if they are not even followed by the ones who set them?

Doug Catholic2021-04-06T23:22:50Z

Not necessarily.

Mack2021-04-05T22:47:40Z

They started that way if they are derived from belief in some deity...

Anonymous2021-04-05T22:43:27Z

Obviously not. Religion sets forth an ideal, an ideal to be striven for that is often difficult and even sometimes impossible to achieve. It's the striving that leads to betterment, and religiously speaking, failure doesn't happen when the commandments and laws are broken but only when one gives up on trying to keep them.

Anonymous2021-04-05T22:41:32Z

They are null and void since they are part of an unfounded, unproven, ridiculous, bronze-age Cult Book.  The Christian followers happen to ignore most of what Christ taught in the New Testament - so it's already a cult of complete hypocrisy.