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Conscience - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In English we have done with a Latin word what neither the Latins nor the French have done: we have doubled the term, making "conscience" stand for the moral department and leaving "consciousness" for the universal field of objects about which we become aware.
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From the Stanford Encyclopedia, by Doug Langsto ... Late medieval discussions of conscience derive from Peter Lombard's presentation of the concepts of conscience and synderesis in his Sentences. Lombard cites a passage from St. Jerome, interpreting Ezekiel's vision of four living creatures coming out of a cloud.
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2. obedience to conscience: behavior according to what your sense of right and wrong tells you is right campaigning on behalf of prisoners of conscience; ... 3. shared moral viewpoint: a shared concern for moral issues a social conscience;
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Conscience Quotes / Quotations about Conscience (1) ... Lord Acton, Conscience quotes: ... And that the said Constitution be never construed to authorize Congress to infringe the just liberty of the press, or the rights of conscience; or to prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens,
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It has been said that "conscience whispers while interest screams aloud." In a world where the clamor of interests often prevails, the Committee seeks to amplify the voice of conscience. ... About the Committee on Conscience...
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"Conscience! Conscience! divine, immortal instinct and heavenly voice!" (Rousseau, Emile, IV). With this apostrophe the Savoyard Vicar addresses that human faculty which enables man to distinguish good from evil, which prohibits him from doing evil and makes him love the good.
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Normal conscience development is part a neurological program that progresses by levels to maturity as a child grows into adulthood. ... It is my humble opinion (and that of several professionals) that conscience development with our kids who are FAS or FAE is connected to the ability to link cause and effect.
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