Conscience

Question 1

Aquinas

Answer 1

RSCV

Ratio, Synderesis, Conscientiae, Vincible/ Invincible Ignorance

Question 2

Freud

Answer 2

PIES

Psychosexual development, Id, Ego, Superego

Question 3

Guilt

Answer 3

(A) “for Reconciliation to occur, guilt must be extinguished”
(F) Guilt is fear of punishment associated with child trying to preserve Ambivalent ties with caregiver, symptomatic of superego unconsciously repressing id

Question 4

God

Answer 4

APBNJAB

Aquinas, Paul (Romans), Butler, Newman, St Jerome, Augustine, Benedict

Question 5

Paul

Answer 5

“Gentiles, who do not possess the law, do instinctively what the law requires”

“Written in their hearts”

Question 6

St Jerome

Answer 6

“Scintilla conscientiae”

Question 7

Pope Benedict XVI

Answer 7

Reaches above social norms to higher morality

Question 8

Jung

Answer 8

Collective unconscious- below “public opinion and moral code” to “mythological motifs” and “primordial images”= storehouse of memories inherited from ancestors

Question 9

Engler

Answer 9

“Not 3 separate entities but rather a variety of different processes, functions, and dynamics”

Question 10

Piaget

Answer 10

Heteronymous to autonomous post age 11

Question 11

Butler

Answer 11

Faculty of reflection that separates humans from other sentient beings

Question 12

Newman

Answer 12

“Lead kindly light”
Responsibility, shame, fear imply One whose “claim upon us is fear”
“I shall drink to conscience first…”

Question 13

Augustine

Answer 13

Voice of God

Question 14

Secular

Answer 14

JEFFPN

Jung, Engler, Freud, Fletcher, Piaget, Nietzsche

Question 15

Fletcher

Answer 15

“There is no conscience”

Function not a faculty

Question 16

Nietzsche

Answer 16

“Instinct of cruelty which turns inwards once it is unable to discharge itself outwardly”

Question 17

Benedict-Jung

Answer 17

Above social norms- below public opinion