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 1 LawGod,2 |                                  Conscience~and Moral Responsibility~
 2 LawGod,2 |      consciousness: it is called conscience. This conscience is the
 3 LawGod,2 |          called conscience. This conscience is the basis of the morality
 4 LawGod,2 |       who does not listen to his conscience but stifles it, suppresses
 5 LawGod,2 |        as people with a "seared" conscience. Their spiritual condition
 6 LawGod,2 |    listens to the voice of one's conscience, one sees that this conscience
 7 LawGod,2 |   conscience, one sees that this conscience speaks in him first of all
 8 LawGod,2 |        person hears the voice of conscience, "This is not good, this
 9 LawGod,2 |      this action of judging, the conscience also acts in one's soul
10 LawGod,2 |       prescriptions of this very conscience. Its voice teaches us how
11 LawGod,2 |         not behave. Finally, the conscience also acts in man as a rewarder.
12 LawGod,2 |     experience reproaches of the conscience after having sinned. These
13 LawGod,2 |          These reproaches of the conscience sometimes pass over into
14 LawGod,3 |         identified in a person's conscience - a sinful impression, an
15 LawGod,3 |     helped by the clear voice of conscience and by God's aid if one
16 LawGod,3 |       sin. The reproaches of the conscience sound loudly and clearly,
17 LawGod,5 |           First of all, in one's conscience, which for this reason,
18 LawGod,5 | according to the dictates of his conscience, in which the inner moral
19 LawGod,5 |        and will damaged, but the conscience is also darkened and its
20 LawGod,5 |       unconscionable.~Therefore, conscience alone - the inner voice -
21 LawGod,18|        but also according to his conscience. Therefore, he treats everyone
22 LawGod,18|        do good, according to our conscience, from the heart, being motivated
23 LawGod,25|     party interests - then one's conscience will be at peace. It may