CONSCIENCE

When we do not know something that we ought to know.

• Invincible Ignorance

• Vincible Ignorance

• Concomitant Ignorance

• Inordinate Attachements

When we do not know something but we would have done it anyway had we known.

• Invincible Ignorance

• Vincible Ignorance

• Concomitant Ignorance

• Inordinate Attachments

When we do not know something that was impossible for us to know.

• Invincible Ignorance

• VIncible Ignorance

• Concomitant Ignorance

• Inordinate Attachments

A factor that limits responsibility when one is being put under force.

• fear

• ignorance

• duress

• inadvertence

When one is being afraid of something.

• Ignorance

• Fear

• Ignorance

• Duress

When one desires for something that goes beyond reason.

• Fear

• Ignorance

• Duress

• Inordinate attachment

When one did not notice something.

• ignorance

• fear

• inadvertence

• duress

This helps you discern what is right from wrong based on your family background, values, and cultural upbringing.

• Freedom

• Conscience

• Values

• Freewill

Ignorance of the Law, _______.

The following virtues helo us develop our conscience: PRUDENCE, JUSTICE, _______ AND __________