Sentences with phrase «voice of conscience for»

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

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How we discharge the duties of citizenship — whether by accepting the creeping authoritarianism of the last two decades, or by raising our voices on behalf of the laws and democratic norms of our country — is a question of moral conscience, suitable for confession, and demanding repentance if we err.

For, after all, what is eternity's accounting other than that the voice of conscience is forever installed with its eternal right to be the exclusive voice?

Each human being can choose to believe or not to believe — but for all of my friends who are indeed atheists — when I ask them the question do you ever listen to an inner speaking that you take to be your conscience / voice / guide (whichever term you prefer) speak to you — they all say resoundingly YES.

Should anyone feel inclined to toast the two parties it should surely be simultaneously; the magisterium as the voice of Christ, conscience for having recognised the fact.

Such a concept is opaque, for it does not cohere with any exercise of «freedom» as we know it on earth, nor with that inner sense of joy in obedience to God as «loved Person» which we sense when we obey the voice of conscience.

That may be because the authority of the spirit, known as conscience or the voice of God, has been externalized in the current worldview into a fearful deity that is just looking for the chance to inflict punishment and vengeance.

Another way of looking at it, for those of you who don't believe in God, is that the little voice in your head is your conscience speaking to you.

And Free Methodist Gilbert James of Asbury Theological Seminary has been one of the strongest voices for social conscience within conservative Christendom.

They should be the voice of the moral conscience of humanity pleading for the poor, the dispossessed and the victims of violence.

[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.

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.»

Finally, it can be a kind of conscience and forum for the profession, speaking with a strong editorial voice about social and public - policy issues and enabling conversations about those issues within the profession.