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Calibrating the Conscience

By Filings on Mon, 03/23/26
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Conscience
Anthropology
Christian Mind
Christian Living
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“Theologian Charles Hodge (1797–1878) describes the conscience as a ‘mysterious power,’ a mental faculty that seems both to emerge from our inner world and stand outside of us as an external judge. A further complication arises from the evident reality that one’s conscience can malfunction.” - 9 Marks

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