Sentence examples for understanding of conscience from inspiring English sources
Scrutton has claimed that true understanding of conscience and its relationship with morality has been hampered by an "impetuous" belief that philosophical questions are solved through the analysis of language in an area where clarity threatens vested interests.
Early modern theologians such as William Perkins and William Ames developed a syllogistic understanding of the conscience, where God's law made the first term, the act to be judged the second and the action of the conscience (as a rational faculty) produced the judgement.
Attempting to remove from the role of a law enforcer any moral concerns or questions is precisely what has led to such a high rate of killings by police officers in the US the ignoring of conscience and understanding, as encouraged by Hardline, is the catalyst for real-world police violence.
Hegel's obscure and mystical Philosophy of Mind held that the absolute right of freedom of conscience facilitates human understanding of an all-embracing unity, an absolute which was rational, real and true.
4. That we as individuals do not know what to do -- or lack the understanding that we are powerful if we become voices of conscience. 5.
The director seems to have lacked the resources and the understanding of his subject — once Russia's richest man and now, Amnesty International says, a prisoner of conscience — necessary to make a good film.
It is now imperative that people of conscience come together in a process that I refer to as DEUCE, short for dialogue, education, understanding, commitment, and engagement.
Feeling pangs of conscience?
A dialogue of conscience.
