directing one's freedom to the person and the message of Jesus Christ,the center of the christian self-becoming and identity.
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You form it by doing good works.
When someone tells you that you don't have a Christianhristian conscience he means you do not have the heart to practice some of the values that Christianity teaches.
Someone without a Christian conscience lacks moral judgement and does not follow the Bible.
God has put into every person a conscience. And this is a good thing. For the Christian the conscience helps in our daily living. Along with the conscience the Holy Spirit of God keeps us out of trouble. For the unbeliever though it is a different story. Although these people started out with a good conscience by their habitual sinning their conscience has been dulled and for some it has become almost nonexistent. ( A short discourse in conscience can be found in I Corinthians 8.)
Roman Catholic AnswerThe proximate means for determining right or wrong for a Christian would be a well-formed conscience. The remote cause would be forming that conscience well - through proper catechises, prayer, and reading (the Bible).
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Yes, it is. It is an adjective form of the noun conscience.
What are the Kinds of Conscience? hardened lax perplexed
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there are three levels of conscience based on our book, the fear conscience, moral/ethical conscience and the christian religious conscience. The titles speak of itself. fear conscience because of the fear of being punished. moral conscience is more on the values. Christian religious is more on what God wants you to do.
the issues were-how will a person be saved?Luther said "good works" were not needed, but just faith itself-where does religious authority reside?Luther said the bible and individual conscience-what is the church?Luther said the church is the entire community of Christian believers-what is the highest form of the Christian church?Luther said all vocation, whether secular or ecclesiastical