Understanding Christian Conscience

What does the term conscience mean?

• The inner sense of right and wrong

• Knowledge of what is good.

• Understanding the wrong choices.

• Feeling we have when we do something wrong

What is the role of conscience in Christian teachings?

• To ignore moral decisions

• To guide individuals in making moral choices

• To punish people for their sins

• To predict the future

According to Christian beliefs, who is believed to help form a person's conscience?

• The government

• The Holy Spirit

• The media

• Celebrities

In Christianity, what is the conscience often compared to?

• A compass

• A clock

• A map

• A mirror

Which Christian figure is known for emphasising the importance of conscience?

• Saint Peter

• Saint Paul

• Saint Augustine

• Saint Francis

How does the Bible describe the conscience?

• As a voice from the past

• As a law written on the heart

• As a dream

• As a shadow

Which of the following is a key aspect of developing a Christian conscience?

• Ignoring religious teachings

• Regular prayer and reflection

• Following peer pressure

• Avoiding church services

What is the Christian view on following one's conscience?

• It should be ignored

• It should be followed even if it goes against God's teachings

• It should be followed if it is well-formed and aligned with God's will

• It should be followed only when convenient

In Christian teachings, what is the consequence of ignoring one's conscience?

• Greater happiness

• Spiritual growth

• Sin and separation from God

• Material wealth

What should Christians do regularly to help understand right and wrong?

• Confession

• Meditation

• Examination of conscience

• Baptism