
Is There Always a Right Choice? Conscience, Prudence, and Natural Law |Prof. Joshua Hochschild
The Thomistic Institute
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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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