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 1 2    |        What is matter? What is conscience? What is the spirit? What
 2 3    |    over intelligence and dulls conscience, and unruly living tends
 3 8    |       ethical law contained in conscience, to the existence of God
 4 8    |        demanded by our ethical conscience, it is necessary to recognize
 5 8    |        analysis of the ethical conscience of man shows us that having
 6 8    |  actions, experiences pangs of conscience, and, on the other hand,
 7 8    |         Meanwhile, our ethical conscience urgently demands that virtue
 8 9    |     the demands of our ethical conscience.~·        The historical
 9 9    |    immortality. Therefore, the conscience of a believer has an immovable
10 10   |      of the Divine Will in his conscience, man was capable of realizing
11 11   |       well as the voice of our conscience says that above us there
12 11   |      and the nature of his own conscience, reaches the conviction
13 15,3 |      intelligence, creativity, conscience and the desire to be in
14 15,5 |      be alien to the Christian conscience, or in contradiction with
15 20   |    redemption gave rise in the conscience of man to the idea of sacrifice.
16 24   | meaning. It elevated the moral conscience of man to a height which
17 App,2|        spirit and clearness of conscience. Passion and irritability
18 App,2|        He preserved fully both conscience and self-possession, praying