Mr O'Neill said the Bulls' decision had been founded on their "religiously informed judgment of conscience".
Sixty-nine-year-old Mrs Bull and her 74-year-old husband said their decision was founded on a "religiously-informed judgment of conscience".
As expected, the 'SUMD positive symptoms' score correlated with the 'PANSS positive' score (R=0.44, p<0.01), the 'SUMD negative symptoms' score correlated with the 'PANSS negative score (R=0.44, p<0.01), and the all the SUMD scores correlated with the specific item G12 of the PANSS, 'lack of judgment and conscience of the disease' (R from 0.33 to 0.67, p<0.01).
"I believe the Clinton campaign will make a dramatic appeal for the undeclared super delegates using a variety of specious arguments," said Donna Brazile, Al Gore's former campaign manager, "but what matters most is party unity and discipline...Honestly, it's a matter of conscience and judgment because there are no rules to guide our thinking".
It pits a long-sustained but eroding Catholic communitarian vision of the uses of freedom against a more pervasive, individualistic view that issued from Protestant doctrines of liberty of conscience and the rights of private judgment.
Although religion is in increasing disfavor in many Western societies because it typically sets moral standards and makes moral judgments, religious liberty is the first freedom, the bedrock liberty of conscience upon which civil and political freedoms rest.
We need judgment and wisdom, and that requires the moral and spiritual disciplines of conscience and intuition too.
For Adam Smith, the voice of an imagined impartial spectator is the voice of conscience, the part within us that stands in judgment of ourselves.
His appeal was a matter of "conscience", based on a close reading of the 327-page judgment.
