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 1 3 |         and relying upon a false conscience, they attempt to ascribe
 2 20|        virtually included in the conscience of Christ as the plant is
 3 23|        product of the collective conscience, that is to say of the society
 4 23|          origin in the religious conscience, and, that being so, is
 5 23| development, and when the public conscience has in the civil order introduced
 6 25|        unit unless the religious conscience of its members be one, and
 7 25| corresponds best with the common conscience, and it must have moreover
 8 26|       religious sentiment in the conscience. This progress was of two
 9 27|       them act on the collective conscience, which brings pressure to
10 27|    pleases - they have their own conscience on their side and an intimate
11 27|         transform the collective conscience - thus unconsciously avowing
12 27|          avowing that the common conscience is not with them, and that
13 33|    something for which their own conscience plainly reproaches them.~ ~
14 37|       Christ Himself bore in His conscience, and which He bequeathed
15 38|       Its spirit with the public conscience, which is not wholly for
16 39|         that every phenomenon of conscience proceeds from man as man.