THEOLOGY FINALS UNIT 3

It is defined as an act of practical judgment of reason deciding upon an individual action as good and to be performed or as evil to be avoided.

Conscience is the voice of the angel and the devil as if confusing those who are torn in doing and not doing a certain action

Conscience is an external reality that operates in man whenever there is a need to choose between the good and the bad.

Conscience does not manifest a practical judgement of reason because it is an interference leading to a vague and imprecise conclusion

The promptings of the conscience remains compulsory though it deviates from the correct norm and cease to be rational.

The impulses of the conscience is compulsory if it operates within the realm of truth impelling us to act according to our sound rational insights.

The testimony of conscience implies that there is a being who is the ultimate good, that because of our yearning for that ultimate good, we have the sense of right and wrong

The Conscience merely consist in a feeling of guilt or paranoia whenever a person did something that is morally or ethically objectionable

The function of the Conscience is to examine, judge and pass a sentence on all moral actions.

The Conscience is not simple a faculty or a habit but that is consist in the reason making a judgement on individual fact.

The Conscience is an inferential reasoning, it makes use of the principles of natural law.

The Conscience is a subjective and the proximate norm of morality because it confronts an action as good or bad.

The Conscience is an inference whose conclusion leads to something practicable because it determines what ought to be done in a given situation

It bears the habit of identifying and upholding the first principles, though its directives are not to be understood as a moral norm.

The innate principle in the moral consciousness of every person which directs the agent to good and restrains him from evil.