Conscience Analogy Quiz

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Conscience Analogy Quiz


Conscience Analogy QuizVersion en ligne True or false about conscience par JANETTE PEÑARANDA MIRANDA 1 Your conscience can give you good advice if you listen to it, like a good friend. Yes No 2 Your conscience is like a mirror, reflecting your moral condition inside you. Yes No 3 Conscience is an external law written by other people, not within you. Yes No 4 Conscience is a physical organ in the brain. Yes No 5 Conscience requires no reflection or thought to guide actions. Yes No 6 Your conscience is only about what you think others expect of you. Yes No 7 Your conscience acts like a judge and convicts you when you do something bad. Yes No 8 Your conscience is like a compass that guides you in the right direction. Yes No 9 Conscience always makes you perfect and never wrong. Yes No 10 The Bible describes conscience as a law written in the human heart. Yes No 11 Conscience is fixed at birth and never changes. Yes No 12 Conscience is a pure emotion like happiness or anger. Yes No 13 Conscience involves evaluating actions against our moral beliefs and values. Yes No 14 Conscience directly dictates all laws in a society. Yes No 15 Conscience relies only on feelings and not on reasoning. Yes No 16 Conscience is a part of who we are that comes from our ability to think and understand. Yes No 17 Conscience comes from the Latin word conscientia, meaning having knowledge. Yes No 18 Conscience is a process of making choices based on our values and moral beliefs. Yes No 19 Conscience tells you what other people think you should do. Yes No 20 According to Thomas Aquinas, conscience means using knowledge and reason to know what is right and wrong. Yes No

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Conscience Analogy QuizVersion en ligne

par JANETTE PEÑARANDA MIRANDA

Your conscience can give you good advice if you listen to it, like a good friend.

Your conscience is like a mirror, reflecting your moral condition inside you.

Conscience is an external law written by other people, not within you.

Conscience is a physical organ in the brain.

Conscience requires no reflection or thought to guide actions.

Your conscience is only about what you think others expect of you.

Your conscience acts like a judge and convicts you when you do something bad.

Your conscience is like a compass that guides you in the right direction.

Conscience always makes you perfect and never wrong.

The Bible describes conscience as a law written in the human heart.

Conscience is fixed at birth and never changes.

Conscience is a pure emotion like happiness or anger.

Conscience involves evaluating actions against our moral beliefs and values.

Conscience directly dictates all laws in a society.

Conscience relies only on feelings and not on reasoning.

Conscience is a part of who we are that comes from our ability to think and understand.

Conscience comes from the Latin word conscientia, meaning having knowledge.

Conscience is a process of making choices based on our values and moral beliefs.

Conscience tells you what other people think you should do.

According to Thomas Aquinas, conscience means using knowledge and reason to know what is right and wrong.