Conscience Flashcards

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What is ratio

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Word used by Aquinas to describe reason. Placed by God

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What is synderesis:

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To follow the good and avoid evil,

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3
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What is ID

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part of the mind that has instinctive impulses that seek satisfaction in pleasure

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4
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Define super ego

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part of mind that contradicts the ID and uses ideals from parents and society to make ego behave morally

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5
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Conscientia

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person’s reason makes moral judgements (right action)

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6
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Vincible ignorance

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a lack of knowledge for which a person is responsible and can be blamed

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Invincible ignorance

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lack of knowledge which a person is not responsible can cannot be blamed

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What is a quote that St Paul said. (Romans 2:14)

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“There is something deep within them that echoes God’s yes or no, right and wrong”

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9
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What does St Paul believe about conscience

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all people know what is right and wrong because of our conscience

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10
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What would Freud consider conscience to be an?

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An umbrella term for various factors such as culture, environment and education

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What psychologist agreed and built upon Freud’s ideas

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Fromm

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What does Fromm argue

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Two consciences: authoritarian conscience and the humanistic conscience.

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What is authoritarian conscience

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Interlaising our feelings of fear so that our inner voice becomes that of the authority

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What is humanistic conscience

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inner voice reacting to how well we are functioning in life e.g like looking in a mirror. A higher and more developed conscience

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What can be a ‘however point’ toward Freud about proved

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it cannot be falsified (proved right or wrong)

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16
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Who would defend conscience being an Umbrella term

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Freud, Fromm, Dawkins

17
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How can there be universal goods

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Dawkins with desirable traits being passed down e.g no genocide or incest generally

18
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What does Barbara Engler talk about Freud

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Represent a variety of different functions/ dynamics within a person

19
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Quote from Newman

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“To conscience first and pope afterword’s”

20
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Explanation from Hannah Arendt

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Norms of society become immoral you must reject them e.g holocaust

21
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Contemporary example from Fromm

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Nazi Germany - People feel guilt if disobeying their government. Made them more weak and submissive to the Nazi party. Carried out their demands

22
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Quote from Cicero

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“If conscience goes, then everything collapses around us”

23
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Idea from Fletcher

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Morality is not set in stone

24
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Quote from Aquinas say about Synderesis not being a power in Summa Theologica

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“It is clear that Synderesis is not a power but a natural habit”

25
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Prudence

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= Wisdom