God’s Voice Echoes in the Depths of Our Conscience
‘The Word of God is a light for our path. We must assimilate it in faith and prayer and put it into practice. This is how moral conscience is formed.’ (CCC 1802)
Results from Tag: 'conscience'
To Judge or Not to Judge?
COMMENTARY: The day will come when God will judge each one of us. But who we are in the eyes of God is not someone that any one of us can know.
Catholic Answers Pulls Plug on ‘Father Justin’ AI Priest
After his fall from virtual grace, the apologetics ‘expert’ to be replaced by lay character.
Software Piracy and a Classic Case of Doubt of Conscience
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: If we are contemplating some behavior that we believe might be wrong, we should refrain from acting until we settle the question.
Archbishop Broglio: COVID-19 Vaccines Morally Permissible, but Troops May Conscientiously Object
Military branches have instituted various deadlines for the vaccination of all troops.
Is the Decision to Receive COVID-19 Vaccination for Each Person’s Conscience to Judge?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS
Should Catholics Professionally Share Values the Church Rejects?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Defenders of Christian morality face an increasingly common dilemma.
Our Conscience Points Us to True Freedom
COMMENTARY: The dignity of the human person, inherent to all without exception, lies at the core of a correct exercise of our freedom.
Atticus Finch Teaches a Lesson in Conscience Rights
“The one thing that doesn’t abide by majority rule,” he says in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, “is a person’s conscience.”
God Loves Justice and Hates Iniquity — So We Shall Not Despair
If Catholics forget these truths we will become like ”sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal,” and we will be empty-handed and defenseless in the upcoming final battle.
