
Is There Always a Right Choice? Conscience, Prudence, and Natural Law |Prof. Joshua Hochschild
The Thomistic Institute
Understanding the Nature of Conscience and Moral Obligations
The chapter delves into the concept of conscience, its binding force on individuals, and the responsibilities that come with following a well-formed conscience. It explores the idea that conscience commands and obliges, shedding light on the ongoing process of forming and reforming one's conscience through self-reflection and examination. The discussion also compares Aquinas' and Aristotle's views on conscience and natural law, emphasizing the importance of making informed moral decisions.
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