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    The document discusses different aspects and types of conscience. It defines conscience as the most secret core of a person. There are three senses of conscience: synderesis which is the fundamental qualities of being human, moral conscience which is our process of moral discernment, and conscience as a concrete judgment of what to do in a situation. It then describes two kinds of conscience - antecedent/legislative which judges an action before it is done, and consequent/judicial which evaluates an act already performed. Consequent conscience can be right, erroneous-vincible, or erroneous-invincible. Erroneous conscience includes lax, scrupulous, and triumphant types. Activities are included to

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    The document discusses different aspects and types of conscience. It defines conscience as the most secret core of a person. There are three senses of conscience: synderesis which is the fundamental qualities of being human, moral conscience which is our process of moral discernment, and conscience as a concrete judgment of what to do in a situation. It then describes two kinds of conscience - antecedent/legislative which judges an action before it is done, and consequent/judicial which evaluates an act already performed. Consequent conscience can be right, erroneous-vincible, or erroneous-invincible. Erroneous conscience includes lax, scrupulous, and triumphant types. Activities are included to

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    Conscience

    MR. JOSE A. PROCALLA JR., MSME


    Conscience
    The most secret core
    and sanctuary of a person
    Three Senses of
    Conscience
    Synderesis (A Capacity)
    The aspect of fundamental qualities of being
    human, which makes it possible to know and to
    be good.
    Moral Conscience (A Process)
    The aspect of our method of visualizing and
    thinking. The moral discernment
    Conscience (A Judgment)
    The concrete judgment of what I must do in the
    situation grounded on my personal perception
    and apprehension of values.
    Activity
    Create a short skit (3-5 minutes)
    regarding on testing of conscience
    Kinds of Conscience
    1. Antecedent or legislative
    If the judgment on the morality of an action is passed
    before the action is realized
    2. Consequent or Judicial
    If it evaluates an act already performed. It is an
    interior self- accusation ensuing a wrongful action or
    omission by the person.
    2. Consequent or Judicial
    A. Right – if the act conforms to the objective norms
    of morality.
    2. Consequent or Judicial
    B. Erroneous – if the act does not conform to the
    objective norms of morality.
    1. Vincible – the error can be corrected with some
    good will and thus, culpable.
    2. Invincible - the moral agent is not aware of any
    error and thus, inculpable.
    2. Consequent or Judicial
    Erroneous – Invincible
    B. Lax – without sufficient evidence, the person is
    inclined to judge a thing to be lawful when in reality
    2. Consequent or Judicial
    Erroneous – Invincible
    C. Scrupulous – when a person is in constant fear of
    doing wrong when there is none.
    3. Transmoral Conscience
    Does not judge in obedience to a moral but in
    agreement to the participation in a reality
    4. Triumphant Conscience
    The moral conscience is overcome by the “heroic
    effect” toward the universe and the surrender to its
    infinity and inexhaustible creativity.
    Activity
    1. Do you think being a single mother is
    scrupulous conscience? Why? Defend your
    answer.
    2. On your experience give an example of
    “heroic effect” a triumphant conscience. Why
    do you consider this as “heroic effect”.

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