So what does this have to do with the commandment?  Everything.  The Church is in one sense the Body of Christ.  The church is to be to its members as Christ incarnate.  As the body of Christ, the church promises unconditional love, honesty, unqualified nurture, authentic community, unlimited forgiveness, and absolute integrity.  To intentionally violate these promises robs Christ’s name (and by inference God’s name) of God’s essence - robs God’s name of God.  We will make mistakes; people will get hurt.  We will fail to be longsuffering with some who test our patience or drain our resources.  We will sometimes react out of fear of conflict and let a wrong go unseen and its victim’s suffering go unaddressed.  These mistakes are not counterfeiting God’s name.  It’s the thoughtful destruction of someone’s character, the obvious exclusion of the unappealing, the reasoned undermining of gospel order (good process), the dishonest effect of half-truths, the lies in innuendo, the cruel twisting of a phrase, the scape-goating of loss, hurt, or failure, the self-righteousness of those whose sins don’t show, the self-serving boundaries that exclude the most needy, and similar acts of the collective or individual will, that rob the church of God, and thereby violate this commandment.  It is these latter acts of cruelty and dishonesty that conterfeit Christ’s character and conterfeit the kind of belonging that is Christian community.