Something in you
permits — or
forbids.
That faculty is your conscience.
It has been shaped. It can be trained.
It is worth understanding.
That faculty is your conscience.
It has been shaped. It can be trained.
It is worth understanding.
The conscience is the interior voice that speaks before action and after it. It permits — or it forbids. It does not argue. It simply registers. And in the registering, it reveals the shape of what you actually believe.
Most people do not think carefully about their conscience. They follow it when convenient and suppress it when not. What they rarely do is examine it — ask whether it is calibrated correctly, whether it has been shaped by truth or by fear, whether the things it forbids deserve to be forbidden, whether the things it permits have been given too much room.
A miseducated conscience is not a reliable guide.
A well-trained one is among the most valuable things
a person can possess.
The Conscience is an aspect of the spirit that defines who you were created to be. Alongside communion and holiness it lays out the details of your spirit man as it was created not as you wish it was.
This domain is the entry point for that work. Part of the practic.us formation family.
Assessment in formation.