Does not include the idea of God at all in his account of the conscience

The conscience as an individual making moral decisions

Conscience as something other than the direct voice of God

Understood the conscience to work on a more subconscious level

The conscience as super-ego

Argued the conscience enjoys making the person suffer

Defined conscience as reason making moral judgements

Argued the conscience can be shaped/educated

Presents a theological understanding of conscience

Defines guilt as conflict between different aspects of the mind

Argues the conscience MUST be followed always

Conscience can sometimes tell us to go against society

Conscience as morally binding