Sentences with phrase «voice of conscience»

He is also a great voice of conscience for the world.

But we are no longer the sole religious voice, nor the exclusive voice of conscience in the community.

An independent press publishing works of literature and nonfiction by voices of conscience.

Budziszewski insists that such efforts are self - deceptions, because human beings can not evade the deepest voice of conscience pronouncing their deeds evil.

Then it follows so easily that the isolated voice of conscience (as generally happens to a solitary one) becomes overruled — by the majority.

But this awesome truth contains also a blessed mystery: Many may perhaps meet the Lord in their daily life by faithfully obeying the transforming voice of their conscience even though they have not yet found the holy table of the Church where he celebrates his sacred meal with us.

«You knew that you were not a violent Trotskyist,» declares the second - person narrator, the chiding voice of conscience.

Newman believed that modernity had stopped listening to the real voice of conscience; instead citing the conscience to validate libertine choices.

Newman understood that the conscience imposes an obligation — that personal integrity dictates a fundamental human duty to hear the interior voice of our conscience, and to follow its demands.

All Our Lord's teachings confirm and deepen the immediate voice of conscience; they are the answer to our vital need to love and be loved.

«I think it's quite clear that voices of conscience all over the country are expressing outrage at these decisions which are reinstituting discrimination against the LGBT community,» he said, adding, «My hope is that both these states will relent, but we certainly are not going to have any non-essential travel to those states if these laws do continue in effect.»

«You'd like to think that when Truman was deciding to use nuclear weapons and thinking about how many people would be killed and whether the decision would make the war even worse, some special voice of conscience was informing that decision,» Greene says.

A lot of that is due to a relatively high wattage of stars in the picture, all doing terrific work: Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara are heartbreaking as a separated couple of criminal lovers, and as voices of conscience, Keith Carradine, Ben Foster and Nate Parker are excellent in one of the year's finest ensembles.

The musical score needles at Murphy with the unsettling insistence of an unseen insect — or the small voice of conscience.

Undertow: Chilean voice of conscience Patricio Guzmán follows the vexing currents of his country's history, from Pinochet all the way back to indigenous people's displacement

The magazine explained its choice this way: «With a focus on compassion, the leader of the Catholic Church has become a new voice of conscience... He took the name of a humble saint and then called for a church of healing.»

The little voice is fortunately outweighed by the big voice of my conscience.

To me a Gentile, the imputation of sin is ever present because the voice of conscience is never ceases.

Even if we limit God's intervention to the reinforcement of the voice of conscience, what can be done where conscience is disregarded or has been silenced through persistent suppression?

BUT, when one rejects the voice of their conscience, on which that knowledge is written, it becomes dead, and then this person has no longer the awareness of God.

Voices of conscience may be empowered; their demands to treat future Pinochets as pariahs will be legitimized.

Although it has been damaged by sin, the voice of conscience is something God - given.

Whenever we believe that we are something we are not, whenever we convince ourselves that we have done all that God requires, we settle for a comfortable self - image at the expense of that deeper self - communion in which the presence of God resides with the voice of conscience.

Because consciences are often wrongly trained and have a curious way of accommodating to our wishes, we can not say glibly that the voice of conscience is the voice of God.

Moral seriousness is respect to the voice of conscience.

This meeting takes place only if one remains aware of the voice of conscience.

My own work is in the realm of imagination, and I found that here my authorial voice was also the voice of conscience, warning me of the path I might follow without the lodestar of the Catholic faith.

Though the voice of conscience is in part the product of social conditioning, it apparently is not entirely so; it may lead a person to express judgment on his culture and to oppose his society even at the risk of death.

After Dorothea Dix, the next «voice of conscience» was Clifford Beers.

Dorothea Dix was the «voice of conscience» of that century.

[23] As far as conscience was concerned, «Revelation consists in the manifestation of the Invisible Divine Power, or in the substitution of the voice of a Lawgiver for the voice of conscience.

In other words, by looking to the state to affirm our right to practice religion, we have sacrificed our ability to be the voice of conscience to the state.

Having a voice of conscience and conviction comes with true sacrifice.

Mary Brosnahan, the head of Coalition for the Homeless and «a voice of conscience,» according to de Blasio, said, «It's really hard to overstate the significance of this tremendous announcement» and called it «a victory for all New Yorkers.»

To the comrades whose tenacity has provided the voice of conscience within this country and the NDC, I am profoundly grateful.

In all those engagements the President made a strong case for peaceful conduct of Ghanaians in the coming campaign and elections appealing for the religious leaders to assert their voices of conscience for the sake of national stability.

There's the voice of your own mind, the voices of the people around you, the voice of culture ingrained through generations, the voice of your conscience, the voices of beliefs and expectations and a whole cacophony of others.

If you feel that you might slip, enlist the help of someone who will remind you and support you about your payment responsibilities as well as being your «voice of conscience» that keeps you from making unnecessary and tempting purchases.

«When freedom does not have a purpose, when it does not wish to know anything about the rule of law engraved in the hearts of men and women, when it does not listen to the voice of conscience, it turns against humanity and society.»