conscience recap
- Created by: ellen_sophie
- Created on: 13-02-20 14:34
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- conscience
- 'good' is absolute
- Aquinas' views on natural law
- synderisis + ratio
- 4 tiers of law
- divine
- human
- eternal
- natural
- can fall and be mislead
- real and apparent goods
- vincible and invincible ignorance
- born in the image of God and might develop a likeness of God
- if we stick to the teachings of the catholic church
- BIBLE
- if we stick to the teachings of the catholic church
- approx 1.2 billion catholics worldwide
- 1.4 muslims also have similar ideas
- cannot argue that people do not follow these ideas anymore as billions of people continue to believe them.
- 1.4 muslims also have similar ideas
- leads to God
- Aquinas' views on natural law
- 'good' is relative
- Sigmund Freud
- atheist perspective
- Superego
- does not know right from wrong absolutely
- comes from the general views of society
- guides our thinking
- does not know right from wrong absolutely
- Fromm's idea of authoritarian conscience
- goodness = obedience
- goes beyond obedience to authority
- think for self
- general principles of justice, love, fairness and truth .
- Bonhoeffer
- Hannah Arendt
- Jesus
- MLK
- Romero
- MLK
- Jesus
- link with absolute good because of synderisis and ratio
- Hannah Arendt
- Bonhoeffer
- general principles of justice, love, fairness and truth .
- think for self
- humanitarian conscience
- conscience as a product of society
- what is deemed acceptable behaviour
- no reference to God or absolute morality
- Sigmund Freud
- Protestant Christians follow Augustinian tradition which influenced Newman and Butler who give us more of an idea that conscience is more of a direct voice of God in our minds.
- faith is a key element; cannot know right or wrong for certain
- 'good' is absolute
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