Sentence examples for problem of conscience from inspiring English sources

He soon faced a problem of conscience when the question of slavery was debated.

If you have a problem of conscience, you resign your commission.

The more immediate problem of conscience comes with writers who are similarly high-minded, but more accessible.

But it doesn't seem to have a problem of conscience, producing the stuff in the first place.

The outbreak of the Spanish Civil War in July 1936 posed a severe problem of conscience for Blum's Popular Front government: whether to send aid to the Spanish republic, the only other Popular Front regime in Europe.

The reason is that religion provides answers to problems of conscience.

Anyway, promoting liberal-democratic ideas among Third World students, opposing Communist and Soviet influence, and helping anti-apartheid student groups in South Africa did not present problems of conscience.

Rosmini goes on to distinguish between problems about conscience and problems connected with the formation of conscience.

The most important cognitive deficits after suffering an ABI are those related to attention, decrease of memory and learning capacity, worsening of scheduling and solving problems capacity, reduction of abstract thinking, communication problems, and also a lack of conscience of their own limitations.

L'Invitée (1943; She Came To Stay) describes the subtle destruction of a couple's relationship brought about by a young girl's prolonged stay in their home; it also treats the difficult problem of the relationship of a conscience to "the other," each individual conscience being fundamentally a predator to another.

It should be recalled however that the problem was not that of "liberty of conscience," which the French government had already guaranteed by edicts in 1563, but the liberty to worship.