Conscience Formation Vocab. Review

A practical judgment of reason that helps a person decide the goodness or evil of an action or attitude.

Your conscience must be formed properly and then

followed.

• Fortitude

• ignorance

• peer pressure

• conscience

A practical judgment of reason that helps a person decide the goodness or evil

of an action or attitude.

Your conscience

must be formed properly and then

followed.

• Fortitude

• examination of conscience

• peer pressure

• martyr

Ignorance about the rightness or wrongness of an action in which one is not morally culpable. Despite a person’s reasonable effort in seeking the truth, the ignorance was invincible—that is, “incapable of being overcome.”

• invincible ignorance

• Vincible Ignorance

• Invisible Ignorance

• 

A word that means “witness.” A _______is someone who has suffered and died for the truth of the faith and of Christian doctrine; martyrdom is the ultimate act of fortitude

Feeling like it is a requirement to go along with the beliefs and actions of others. This kind of pressure can be morally neutral, positive, or negative.

Ignorance about the rightness or wrongness of an action in which one is morally culpable. This kind of ignorance is vincible—that is, “capable of being overcome” if the person had diligently sought the truth.

• vincible ignorance

• invisible ignorance

• invincible ignorance

• Ignorance Ignorance

A ____ conscience

refers to joining with

others to apply the

objective norms of

morality to issues that

affect the common good

• implicit

• collective

• secret

• conscientious

The word Sigmund

Freud used for the

subconscious

• Fortitude

• SEER

• Collective Conscience

• SuperEgo

• Peer Pressure