Religious Consciences Crossword

A judgement of reason in which humans recognize the goodness or evil of a moral act
Accurately identified the goodness or evil of a moral act
Inaccurately identified the goodness or evil of a moral act
Claimed certainty about the goodness or evil of a moral act, although that conscience might be wrong
Doubts the goodness or evil of a moral act
Judgement about the goodness or evil of a morala act, which is done before the action
Judgement about the goodness or evil of a moral act, during the action
Judgment about the goodness or evil of a moral act, after the action
Judges an action to be morally evil when the action is not morally evil
Judges mortal sins (serious sins) as venial, and venial sins as no sin at all
False belief that conscience is the only moral authority
False belief that conscience is only concerned with following the laws
Ignorance about the goodness or evil of a moral act that can be overcome by ordinary effort
Ignorance about the goodness or evil of morala acts that connot be overcome bby ordinary effort
The argument for the existence of human consience suggests that there is universal agreement in all generations, cultures, and religious expressions that one should use conscience, and reflect on an action before choosing if the action id good or evil