Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Individual conscience trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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We believe that this is a matter of individual conscience.”.
And“individual conscience needs to be incorporated into the Church's praxis in certain situations which do not objectively embody our understanding of marriage.”(303).
At the level of morality,right and wrong is a matter of individual conscience.
Though this obligation was formerly left up to individual consciences, it now becomes a universally established legal precept.
At the level of morality,right and wrong is a matter of individual conscience. .
Though this obligation was formerly left up to individual consciences, it now becomes a universally established legal precept.
In particular,she insists that he was wrong to ground civil disobedience in the individual conscience.
Instead, the exhortation places greater emphasis on the role of the individual conscience in appropriating those moral norms in the person's actual circumstances.
Individual conscience needs to be better incorporated into the Church's practice in certain situations which do not objectively embody our understanding of marriage”(303).
Instead, the exhortation places greater emphasis on the role of the individual conscience in appropriating those moral norms in the person's actual circumstances.”.
Those who seek the divine in what can seem like an increasingly hostile intellectualenvironment find in him a powerful ally who championed the individual conscience against an overwhelming relativism.
He also specifies that“individual conscience needs to be better incorporated into the church's praxis”(No. 303), especially in a“conversation with the priest, in the internal forum”(No. 300).
They add that this responsibilityis a moral judgment best left to individual conscience, rather than imposed by law, in all but extreme cases.
It is helpful in this context, moreover, to know that Cardinal Gerhard Müller as the Prefect of that same Congregation has just unequivocallysaid that there cannot be a contradiction between doctrine and the individual conscience, and he then added.
On January 16, 1786,Virginia enacted the Statute for Religious Freedom to protect the right of individual conscience and religious exercise and to prohibit the compulsory support of any church.
With regard to the question of the individual conscience, Bishop Zdarsa, with a painful look on his face, says that one first has to start with“the formation of conscience”; and he then admits that, in Germany, much has been neglected in this regard.
The humane and tolerant Quakers, or"Friends," as they were known,believed in the sacredness of the individual conscience as the fountainhead of social order and morality.
The text implies thatmature“pastoral discernment” may include acquitting individual consciences to return to Holy Communion without requiring the individuals to order their relationships according to Jesus' teaching.
Thus, it is already clear that the German pastoral guidelines are increasingly troubling due to theaccent which is now to be put on the individual conscience- if not quite yet on an unformed subjective conscience. .
But where humanitarian law is met with hesitation and omission,he said,“individual conscience must recognize the moral duty to respect and protect the dignity of the human person in every circumstance, especially in situations where it is most threatened.”.
Bauman tends to use the terms ‘rules’ and ‘duties’ interchangeably, but Kant’s use of the term dutydoes not deny the autonomous working of the individual conscience, so Kant may be closer to Bauman than is at first obvious.
Pope Francis wrote in his controversialapostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia that a person's“individual conscience needs to be incorporated into the Church's praxis in certain situations which do not objectively embody our understanding of marriage.”.
Thus it seems that even the German bishops do not yet go as far as the Maltese bishops with their own new guidelines-who have stressed even more explicitly the weight of the individual conscience- but the Germans come quite close to it.
Trump noted that Virginia enacted a Statute for Religious Freedom Jan. 16,1786,“to protect the right of individual conscience and religious exercise and to prohibit the compulsory support of any church.”.
The free market system, in which only voluntary and mutually beneficial exchange is permitted, is consistent with freedom-of- choice, and, therefore,offers the greatest potentiality for a moral order in which the integrity of the individual conscience is respected.
The cardinal said the document does not change the Catholic Church's teaching on marriage,but"places a greater emphasis on the role of the individual conscience in appropriating those moral norms in the person's actual circumstances.".
It is in this context and situation of discernment that the German bishops- with explicit reference to Amoris Laetitia(37)-stress the importance and weight of the individual consciences, as such, which may not then come to be effectively“replaced by the Church herself.”.
There is a real risk that moral relativism, which imposes itself as a new social norm,will come to undermine the foundations of individual freedom of conscience and religion.
The priest[in discerning with the couple their individual case] will respect the judgment of the individual's conscience, which that person has reached after examining his own conscience and becoming convinced his approaching the Holy Eucharist can be justified before God.
Ethics being about actions and decisions, helps to shape an individual's conscience and character.