conscience

Question 1

st jerome

Answer 1

the spark of conscience power to distinguish good from evil

Question 2

ratio

Answer 2

through reason we recognise certain precepts we ought to live by
divine gift from god, distinguishes us from animals

Question 3

synderesis

Answer 3

directs us towards good and away from evil, a habit towards the good

Question 4

strength of aquinas

Answer 4

thought processes involved when deciding whether an action is right or wrong, individual autonomy

Question 5

freud

Answer 5

tripartite personality, superego incorporates values and morals from society during the phallic stage

Question 6

superego

Answer 6

control the ids impulses such as sexual drives, pleasure principle

Question 7

strength of freud

Answer 7

provides an explanation for feelings such as guilt due to these conflicts when we act against our conscience

Question 8

vincible and invincible ignorance

Answer 8

invincible, cannot be overcome using ones reason, not morally wrong due to lack of knowledge
explains why people arrive at different moral conclusions

Question 9

strength of freud

Answer 9

linked to augustines argument of human nature as inherently lustful

Question 10

strength of aquinas

Answer 10

despite being religious links to secular views such as Piaget cognitive development that conscience is developed