Sentence examples for formation of conscience from inspiring English sources
He distinguished the state's legislative and social duties from religion's role "for the formation of conscience" and the "creation of a basic ethical consensus in society".
On Tuesday, Düsseldorf's Heinrich Heine University decided to revoke Mrs Schavan's doctorate, following a review of her 1980 thesis, which dealt with the formation of conscience.
On Tuesday, Duesseldorf's Heinrich Heine University decided to revoke Ms Schavan's doctorate following a review of her 1980 thesis, which dealt with the formation of conscience.
Formation of conscience — the idea that properly exercising one's conscience is not just a matter of gut feeling but requires serious study and reflection, especially on the teachings of one's church — was not missing as a theme in the bishops' previous statements.
Rosmini goes on to distinguish between problems about conscience and problems connected with the formation of conscience.
Decisions involving responsible parenthood presupposes the formation of conscience.
The issue with globalization is not about companies, it's not about entrepreneurship, but the formation of a conscience that we are part of nature, and the inhabitants of this planet". The Savonarolas of the world are still with us, alas.
Furthermore, it can promote the formation of an ecological conscience as well as an ethical approach toward other living beings in consideration of common relatedness.
The obtained results indicate a high level of confidence of the teachers in the possibility of the formation of moral behavior and conscience of students through interdisciplinary approaches to religion and morality.
President Jimmy Carter's Commission on the Holocaust, of which I was a member, recommended formation of a Committee on Conscience, which now works to alert Americans to potential genocidal threats.
The formation of ethical rules by conscience is seen by him as an implementation of a human being's desire for good (the synderesis).
