Classic BYU Speeches An Educated Conscience | Stephen R. Covey | May 1975
Mar 19, 2025
Stephen R. Covey, an influential Associate Professor at Brigham Young University, highlights the significance of cultivating an educated conscience. He clarifies the distinctions between the Spirit of Jesus Christ and the Holy Ghost, emphasizing their roles in spiritual communication. Covey discusses the Ten Commandments as essential guidelines for personal growth and moral understanding. He shares insights on how the light of Christ influences human morality and encourages active faith beyond church involvement, urging listeners to deepen their connection with God through introspection and personal revelation.
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Satan's Main Thrust
- Satan confuses people about revelation and the Holy Ghost's role.
- Having an inaccurate understanding of spiritual matters leads to being lost.
Keeping the Commandments
- Keeping commandments has different meanings for members and non-members.
- For non-members, it can lead them to the covenant gospel.
Educated Conscience of Members
- Church members have a more educated conscience than non-members due to covenants and gospel ordinances.
- This greater understanding results in higher responsibility.