There comes a time in a person's life
when as a matter of conscience and fair play, he / she has to take a stand.
Not exact matches
When Karl Marx spoke scornfully of religion as the opiate of the people, no doubt he had in mind the practices of prayer, almsgiving, and fasting; these, he said, diverted attention from matters of social justice and gave people a good conscience when their conscience ought to be troub
When Karl Marx spoke scornfully
of religion
as the opiate
of the people, no doubt he had in mind the practices
of prayer, almsgiving, and fasting; these, he said, diverted attention from
matters of social justice and gave people a good
conscience when their conscience ought to be troub
when their
conscience ought to be troubled.
When you see something like this you will see that we obviously can not legislate this sort
of morality, because while we might need to (
as a practical
matter) try to limit the amount
of evil people do, we can not in good
conscience try to force them into being heroes.
He left his party
when abortion was made a party policy rather than a
matter of conscience and sits in the Lords
as an Independent Crossbencher.
In light
of this brief summary, and paraphrasing Justice Fish's point from Krieger, one could perhaps say that jurors have the responsibility
as a
matter of right to assess evidence and apply the law
as set out by the trial judge, but also enjoy the power to refuse to apply the law «
when their
consciences permit
of no other course».