Conscience Flashcards

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What is ‘synderesis’?

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for Aquinas, this means to follow the good and avoid the evil, the rule that all precepts follow

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What is the id, according to Freud?

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this is the part of the mind which acts on impulses, seeking satisfaction and pleasure

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What is the super-ego, according to Freud?

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this is the part of the mind that contradicts the id, these are the ideas internalised from parents and society to make the moral behaviour

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Ego

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Freud uses this word to describe the mediation between the id and the super-ego

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What is vincible ignorance?

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this is how Aquinas describes a lack of knowledge from which a person is responsible and can be blamed

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Who said that he would drink to Conscience first, and to the Pope afterwards?

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John Henry Newman

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What role did Freud believe God played in the conscience?

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no role at all - Freud believed God was imaginary

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Give an example of a thinker who, unlike Aquinas believed that the conscience was the voice of God within us

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  • Butler
  • Newman
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Ratio

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the word used by Aquinas to describe reason, something which is placed in every person as a result of their being created in the image of God

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Conscientia

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this is the name Aquinas gives to the process whereby a person’s reason makes moral judgements

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Invincible Ignorance

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this is how Aquinas describes a lack of knowledge for which a person is not responsible, and cannot be blamed

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