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    According to Wikipedia‚ the definition of conscience is: “Conscience is an ability or a faculty that distinguishes whether one ’s actions are right or wrong. It leads to feelings of remorse when one does things that go against his/her moral values‚ and to feelings of rectitude or integrity when one ’s actions conform to our moral values. It is also the attitude which informs one ’s moral judgment before performing any action.” I believe that a person’s conscience plays a large part in making ethical

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    Relations between man and God‚ as well as man with himself. Directed at conscience‚ not directly at actions. • The source of religious norms is God‚ therefore: – In case of violations‚ the sanctions will be enforced by God – i.e. in the afterlife. – The norms only apply to the believers of God; • Imposes no right; only obligations. Moral • Also regarding man’s relations with himself. • The source is one’s own conscience‚ therefore: – There is no external enforcer of sanctions. – Also‚

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    requires you to be the agent of injustice‚ then‚ I say‚ break the law” (Henry Thoreau) This famous quote is taken from the famous essay Civil Disobedience written in 1848‚ Civil Disobedience still stands as an expression of moral and individual conscience against a un just government. To begin‚ the quote written by Henry Thoreau‚ “If the law requires you to be the agent of injustice‚ then‚ I say‚ break the law” is essentially saying If following the law results in a wrong done to another person‚

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    human behavior‚ theories of conscience have developed‚ giving direction to much ethical thinking. Intuitionists (Ralph Cudworth‚ Samuel Clarke)‚ moral-sense theorists (the 3d earl of Shaftesbury‚ Francis Hutcheson)‚ and sentimentalists (J. J. Rousseau‚ Pierre-Simon Ballanche) postulated an innate moral sense‚ which serves as the ground of ethical decision. Empiricists (John Locke‚ Claude Helvétius‚ John Stuart Mill) deny any such innate principle and consider conscience a power of discrimination acquired

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    In 1540‚ Saint Ignatius of Loyola established the Society of Jesus‚ an order of priests; the group of priests were called Jesuits.”The Mission” is set during the 18th century. Spanish Jesuits traveled to a Guarani tribe in Paraguay to establish a mission. A mission is when a group or individual is sent somewhere far away to spread their religion. The movie follows the story of a Jesuit missionary‚ Father Gabriel‚ and an ex-slave owner‚ Rodrigo Mendoza and their fight to protect their mission from

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    neck‚ a blackened right eye‚ and many other scrapes and bruises. (Pg. 235-236) This is because Bob was the one who beat his daughter‚ so therefore‚ he would not call a doctor‚ whereas the evidence could be more easily laid upon him. This shows conscience evidence. Mayella also called Tom into the house‚ instead of the regular outdoor invitations. (Pg. 258) This shows that she had thought about this before‚ she had a motive‚ and a purpose. She stated about her family‚ “They all gone to town to

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    mind‚ with one side trying to overpower the other. In Act Two‚ John is faced with the decision to denounce Abigail‚ and consequently himself‚ to the court‚ and end the mounting number of witch-craft accusations. However‚ his pride overpowers his conscience and he stands mute‚ explaining to Elizabeth that he has “good reason to think before I charge fraud on Abigail.” His decision is based on his affection for Abby‚ and his self-preservation of his good name. Fortunately his decision is only temporary

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    was written. Macbeth demonstrates what can happen when one does not follow their conscience. The main character‚ Macbeth‚ starts as a very strong character that is very admired. He wins the battle for his country when it seemed that they lost. He is honored greatly after the battle by King Duncan‚ it felt like Macbeth would be forever loyal to his King then. Like every man‚ he has ambitions‚ desires‚ his conscience goes against his desires‚ but eventually fails to stop it. It all started when the

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    tax. While Thoreau was in jail he started to figure out that he could not stand behind his government when it came to slavery. Thoreau brings up that‚ “it is not only appropriate but imperative to disobey unjust laws” (302). If a law affects one’s conscience then one should disobey

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    Numerous studies have made it evident that spanking does have a negative effect on children. Spanking children should be considered child abuse because it teaches children the wrong message about hitting‚ it does not teach a child to act out of conscience‚ but out of fear‚ it hurts the parent-child relationship‚ and there are other more effective forms of child discipline. The combination of these factors plays a large role in the inappropriateness of spanking as a form of discipline. If spanking

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