Sentence examples for through conscience from inspiring English sources

Luther insisted, on the other hand, that true and certain religious knowledge could and must be gained through conscience.

Through conscience and its related notion, synderesis, human beings discern what is right and wrong.

While there are many medieval views about the nature of conscience, most views regard human beings as capable of knowing in general what ought to be done and applying this knowledge through conscience to particular decisions about action.

To date, all have been defeated by varying margins through conscience votes, although voting is often still along party lines [ 16].

Whoever joins it, either through guilty conscience or idealism, ends by losing all conscience and all ideals".

"To shape a prosperous future through our conscience and social responsibility," is one of the company's mottoes.

Many of those who believe that morality is independent of religion have claimed that moral truths can be adequately discerned through reason, conscience, or moral intuition.

The government's response to the report is due by December, with any change to the legislation likely to be made through a conscience vote.

But the Holy Spirit working through the conscience of believers themselves, not via the official pronouncements of a church hierarchy would somehow inspire people to accept it, and draw out its morals.

While I would heartily welcome a Europe more deeply connected through social conscience, workforce and equality responsibilities, I am not keen on the pan-European profit machine that benefits the few.

Going to an over-the-top monster block party, soaking up rum through your conscience and feeding it codfish fritters and jerk chicken so it doesn't throw up?