Conscience A Level RS

Who was Cardinal John Henry Newman?

• A 19th Century Roman Catholic theologian

• A 20th Century philosopher

• A medieval scientist

• A contemporary novelist

According to Newman, what is conscience?

• A social construct

• The voice of God

• A psychological phenomenon

• A legal obligation

What did Newman believe about the origin of conscience?

• It is a learned behavior

• It comes directly from God

• It is a result of cultural influence

• It is a scientific concept

Which rule does Newman's idea of conscience relate to?

• The Golden Rule

• Aquinas’ synderesis rule

• The Rule of Law

• The Rule of Three

According to the Roman Catholic teachings, what is the nature of conscience as described in the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World?

• A set of rules created by society

• A law from God

• A personal opinion

• A scientific theory

What does the document 'Gaudium et Spes' describe the conscience as?

• A public declaration

• A person's most secret core

• A temporary feeling

• A logical deduction

According to 'Dignitatis Humanae', what must people do regarding their conscience?

• Ignore it in daily life

• Follow it in all areas of life

• Change it frequently

• Use it only in emergencies

What is the role of the Catholic Church in forming conscience according to the document?

• To ignore personal beliefs

• To teach the truth of Christ

• To enforce strict rules

• To discourage questioning

How should conscience be formed according to the Church?

• Through random experiences

• Through education starting in childhood

• By ignoring moral teachings

• By following peer pressure

What did Martin Luther believe was guiding his actions during the Protestant Reformation?

• His own desires

• God-given conscience

• The church's teachings

• Public opinion