Informed Conscience (Leaving Cert Religious Education): Flashcards

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Informed Conscience
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Informed conscience definition

Continuously educating yourself about moral & ethical issues

St. Catherine of Siena's metaphor for informed conscience

Well-fed guard dog

Guard dog's role in conscience metaphor

Barks & alerts you to potential moral dangers

What happens to unfed conscience?

Becomes weaker & stops alerting to moral dangers

Way to inform conscience: listening to others

Listen to well-informed people you respect on ethical matters

What bad experiences teach

To avoid similar situations in future

General wisdom sources for conscience

Books on ethics, objective news, observing appropriate behaviour

Why know all facts for moral dilemmas?

Need complete info to make truly informed decisions

Faith's role in informing conscience

Religious beliefs provide guidance on ethical matters

Why is informed conscience necessary?

Prevents injustice & harm, protects others

Historical examples of uninformed consciences

Nazi persecution, Irish unmarried pregnant women imprisonment

Ultimate importance of informed conscience

Most important thing one will ever develop

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