conscience conscience faculty judgment assists distinguishing right wrong moral judgment derive values norms principles rules psychological terms conscience described leading feelings remorse human commits actions moral values feelings integrity actions conform norms extent conscience informs moral judgment action moral based reason debate history western philosophy religious views conscience usually linked morality inherent humans universe diverse mythical legal institutional material features religion necessarily spiritual considerations origin operation conscience common secular scientific views regard capacity conscience probably genetically determined subject probably learned like language culture commonly metaphors conscience include voice inner light conscience detailed sections concept national international law increasingly conceived applying world motivated numerous notable acts public good subject prominent examples literature music film religious secular philosophical views conscience humanity generally accepted definition conscience universal agreement role ethical decision making approaches addressed religious views secular views philosophical views religious views literary traditions conscience label given attributes composing knowledge good evil soul completion acts consequent according morally right action characterised performing primary duty good expectation material spiritual reward helps heart provide mental direct perception reality knowledge requires discrimination eternal non eternal eventually realization true self merges universe pure consciousness faith death soul face judgment bridge evil people prior denial higher nature conscience time guests chinese concept indicates conscience social correct relationships assist humans follow way mode life reflecting implicit human capacity goodness harmony conscience features prominently buddhism scriptures example links positive aspect conscience pure heart calm directed mind regarded spiritual power guardians world associated conscience compassion endure suffering world right conduct right right wrote composed delivered great northern indian buddhist university spiritual importance virtues training awareness like block wood attracted pride lust continue advancing right understanding absorption conscience buddhism love living beings gradually awakens awareness mind sensory interests aware single wrote conscience human capacity live rational principles true nature mind universe action god mind delight rewards existence character acts islamic concept closely related conscience verses refers right conduct guarding oneself guarding evil verse says god ultimate source believer simply product individual requires inspiration god verses god talks perfected soul conscience taught wrong right awareness vice virtue inherent soul allowing tested fairly life world tried held day judgment responsibilities god humans verse states created male female constituted different groups societies come know sight god ones possessing islam according eminent events ordained written god humans possess free choose wrong right responsible actions conscience dynamic personal connection god enhanced knowledge pillars islam deeds self discipline prayer covered acts wrote volume work venture islam conscience history world civilization protestant christian tradition insisted conscience captive word god safe right conscience conscience falls ethical religious sphere saw conscience enemies rise conscience kingdom hinder prove god throne firmly established christians regard following conscience important important human authority christian view conscience god gave conscience know break law guilt feel wrong tells need conflict thomas translation bible english lead moral obey church priest military political leader follow inner feeling right wrong instructed prayer personal reading scripture contemporary christian churches religious groups hold moral teachings jesus highest authority situation regardless extent involves responsibilities law gospel john king james version jesus challenges accusing woman adultery stating sin let cast stone wrote ground heard convicted conscience went jesus woman taken adultery gospel luke jesus tells story despised good compassion conscience helps injured stranger road better eternal life loving neighbor priest passes dilemma obedience conscience divine state law demonstrated dramatically defiance order burying brother alleged traitor appealing law longer allegiance dead living catholic theology sees conscience practical judgment reason appropriate moment person good avoid evil conscience like habit like interior space listen hear truth good voice god inner place relationship speaks heart helps understand path ought decision forward remain faithful terms logic conscience viewed practical conclusion moral major premise objective norm minor premise particular case situation norm applied catholics taught carefully educate revealed norms norms derived form correct conscience catholics examine conscience daily special care confession catholic teaching holds man right act according conscience freedom personally moral decisions forced act contrary conscience prevented acting according conscience especially religious matters right conscience allow disagree church teaching claim acting accordance conscience sincere conscience seeking moral truth authentic sources seeking conform oneself moral truth listening authority established christ teach despite best effort happen moral conscience remains ignorance makes erroneous acts performed committed ignorance personal responsibility cases person wrong commits catholics appeal conscience order justify dissent level conscience properly understood level principles norms supposed inform conscience example priests use called internal forum solution sanctioned justify actions lifestyles incompatible church teaching christ prohibition divorce sexual activity outside marriage catholic_church warned rejection church authority teaching source errors judgment moral conduct judaism arguably require obedience religious authority case jewish history laws found capital punishment similarly occupation national destiny central jewish faith scholars including moses stated conscience personal revelation truth important tradition concept inner light associated conscience describes providing religion key symbols found square explained providing lessons square actions square conscience learn desires bounds mankind historian viewed conscience religion placed man death crucial quest grace encouraged book job book leading closest truth suspect matters life suddenly understands decade studying issue held power capable resisting evil associated drive social power religious institutions capacity humans reach individual spiritual truth reason conscience prominent religious works conscience significant philosophical component examples works discussed philosophical views section secular views secular approach conscience includes psychological humanitarian authoritarian views considered critical conscience important psychological stage proper moral development humans associated capacity weigh principles responsibility best encouraged young humorous later debates individually moral placed development conscience pre phase stages normal human personality development psychologist terms conscience intervening sense obligation based emotional good conscience associated feelings integrity psychological described quiet clear easy regarded conscience originating psychologically growth periodically frustrated external expression aggression destructive impulse forced seek alternative healthy outlet directed energy person ego taking cue regard parents childhood according consequence conscience guilt factor development claimed cultural individual super ego set strict ideal demands regard moral aspects certain decisions fear conscience considers conscience aspect extended consciousness survival related incorporating search truth desire build norms ideals behavior conscience society forming instincts argues conscience instincts drives enable people form societies groups humans drives insufficient form societies reproduce kind successfully considered conscience evolved humans resolve conflicts competing natural self preservation safety family community claim conscience moral authority emerged greater duration impression social instincts struggle survival view behavior destructive person society structures persons comprises bad evil conscience viewed outcome biological drives prompt humans avoid provoking fear contempt experienced guilt shame differing ways society society person person requirement conscience view capacity point view person persons unable act ways evil fundamental view conscience humans consider social relationship nationalism invoked conscience quell tribal conflict notion invoked quell national conflicts crowd drives individual conscience stated communal solidarity annihilated highest strongest drives break whip individual far past average low level herd conscience noted sleeps stopped conscience pressed conscience service study trial jerusalem notes accused fellow germans lost track conscience point hardly remembered wasn caused familiarity atrocities psychologically resultant natural pity having bear unpleasant duty fact conscience develop doubts shared need close ears voice conscience conscience spoke respectable voice voice respectable society interesting area research context concerns similarities relationships animals animals human society pets working animals animals grown food wild idea people animals perceive social relationship important preserve conscience begins respect urge actions protect similarly complex territorial cooperative breeding bird communities australian high degree rules play songs negotiations rule breaking tolerated occasions obviously related survival individual group behaviour appearing exhibit touching evolutionary biology physics contemporary scientists evolutionary psychology seek explain conscience function brain evolved facilitate societies book god states agrees good good science good evil good god moral minds sense right wrong derived past god great argued modern vernacular describes conscience badly makes behave looking believe existence conscience proof design advancing argument simply evidence argued ideas good evil rely help moral decisions like cricket features consciousness evolved selection pressure like skin color growth rates artificial conscience numerous case studies brain damage shown damage areas brain anterior results reduction elimination corresponding radical change behaviour damage occurs adults able perform moral reasoning occurs children develop ability attempts locate free necessary termed veto conscience unconscious mental processes free scientifically awareness intention carry act occurring electrical discharge known readiness potential claims kind artificial conscience beneficial artificial intelligence systems improve long term performance direct introspective processing philosophical views word conscience derives latin meaning knowledge knowledge english word implies internal awareness moral standard mind concerning quality motives consciousness actions conscience considered commonly largely gut feeling vague sense guilt ought conscience sense necessarily product process rational consideration moral features situation applicable principles rules laws arise parental peer group religious state corporate presently consciously acceptable person traditional conscience conscience defined practical reason employed applying moral convictions situation critical conscience morally mature mystical people developed capacity daily meditation combined service critical conscience aided spark intuitive insight revelation called philosophy medieval christian moral philosophy conscience accompanied case internal awareness inner light inner darkness condemnation resulting conviction right duty followed declined medieval philosophical views medieval islamic scholar mystic divided concept soul self spirituality categories based freely evil conscience directs man right wrong self reaches ultimate peace medieval persian philosopher physician believed close relationship conscience spiritual integrity physical health self man pursue knowledge use intellect apply justice life medieval islamic philosopher whilst imprisoned castle near wrote famous isolated awake floating man sensory thought experiment explore ideas human self awareness soul hypothesis intelligence particularly active intellect god truth human mind conscience according islamic conscience allows guide people peace light light experienced muslim prayers lead melting away self inner knowledge god eternal paradise depicted medieval christian distinction conscience rational faculty mind practical reason inner awareness intuitive spark good called arising remnant appreciation absolute good consciously denied example perform evil act source inner early modern developed understanding conscience god law term act judged second action conscience rational faculty produced judgement debating test cases applying understanding conscience trained refined 13th century thomas regarded conscience application moral knowledge particular case conscience considered act judgment practical reason began structured development innate remnant awareness absolute good involving primary proposed theory natural law acquired habit applying moral principles according held conscience imperfect process judgment applied activity knowledge natural law acts natural virtue implicit obscured people education custom promoted fellow feeling discussed conscience relation virtue explain people appear morally weak incapable adequately balancing needs reasoned acting contrary conscience evil action conscience result ignorance factors duty knowledge argued conscience educated act real goods god encouraged human apparent goods sensory pleasures commentary aristotle claimed weak allowed non man choose principle allowing pleasure ahead requiring moral medieval classic imitation christ stated glory good man witness good conscience preserve quiet conscience joy quiet conscience endure remains joyful trouble evil conscience fearful uneasy anonymous medieval author christian mystical work cloud similarly expressed view profound prolonged soul root ground sin confession busy holy things work conscience medieval flemish mystic john likewise held true conscience aspects necessary render man active life free spirit attracting love intellect grace delight yielding losing oneself abyss eternal object highest chief men absorbed immersed certain thing modern philosophical ideas ethics published death argued people consider exercise free moral decisions basis imperfect sensory information inadequate understanding mind emotions outcomes contingent physical existence forms thought chiefly self preservation solution according gradually increase capacity reason change forms thought produced emotions fall love viewing problems requiring moral decision perspective living life peaceful conscience means reason generate adequate ideas mind increasingly sees world conflicts desires sub reference time obscure mystical philosophy mind held absolute right freedom conscience human understanding embracing unity absolute rational real true thought functioning state tempted recognize conscience form knowledge similar non objective opinions generally rejected science similar notion expressed writings argued conscience god given intuitive considered constitutional monarch universal moral faculty conscience offer way walk likewise carries authority butler advanced ethical speculation referring principles human nature self love seeking individual happiness second compassion seeking good conscience linked ethics conscience tended authoritative questions moral judgment thought butler likely clear certain calculations self interest tended probable changing conclusions table talk expressed view awake excessively ill trained conscience hinder resolve practical action like horse starts bird flies sacred texts ancient hindu buddhist philosophy available german translations 18th 19th centuries influenced philosophers hold healthy mind deeds conscience wishes thoughts deeds hold mirror good conscience thought experience deed arises direct recognition inner phenomenon true self exists person particular manifestation lives heart feels enlarged contracted central figure age enlightenment likewise claimed things filled mind new increasing admiration awe steadily reflected heavens moral law begins invisible self personality exhibits world true infinity recognise existing universal necessary case contingent connection universal connection referred act according maxim time universal law considered critical conscience internal court thoughts accuse excuse acknowledged morally mature people describe peace soul following conscience perform duty argued acts produce virtue primary motivation simply duty expectation bliss expressed similar view conscience connected man greater unity critical examination work considered conscience defined feeling urges spite contrary harmonies minds society members weakest appeal strongest appeal unsuccessful disturbing corrupted power wealth victims serving remind corruption nature philosophers expressed pragmatic view operation conscience society essays law nature argued widespread fact human conscience allowed philosopher necessary existence objective moral laws occasionally state highlighted problem accepting statement like follow conscience supports conscience guide concrete morality spontaneous revelation eternal principles individual conscience proof innate principles innate principles men bent conscience prosecute avoid likewise noted opinions formed basis conscience honest conviction accepted potentially erroneous necessarily indicating absolute knowledge truth expressed view conscience memorable consequence perception men creed descend scene busy life possess free considered developing critical conscience relates proper shape dimensions proper comparison interests people believed role conscience government tempered practical men society capable directing minds purposes distant interests regard especially comes idea country humanity grounded sympathy feeling mill held certain conscience public spirit fairly calculated citizens community representative government ridiculous expect degree combined intellectual proof plausible tending class interest appear justice general good built view conscience viewing ideal life constitutes moral personality plan making common sense ethical decisions thought true conscience required loyalty mysterious higher deeper self modern christian tradition approach achieved expression stated imprisonment nazis world war conscience practical reason came depth lies man reason makes heard human existence unity guilty conscience arose indictment loss unity warning loss self primarily thought directed particular kind particular mode protests unity conscience like shame embrace pass judgment morality owner life reacted certain definite actions recalls long past represents accomplished man conscience believed fights lonely battle overwhelming forces situations demand moral decisions despite likelihood adverse consequences similarly claimed truth distributed world statement human dignity line good evil lives people conscience pointed following point bad conscience necessarily bad character fact commitment applying moral standards troubled remorse guilt shame bad conscience need regain integrity self representing soul true self analogy house wrote conscience anticipation fellow come home believed people unfamiliar process silent critical reflection mind immoral act crime count forgotten moment bad people regrets wrote problem languages distinguishing word consciousness conscience reason held conscience understand moral legal matters supposedly present like consciousness conscience supposed tell practical reason voice god self professed likewise viewed religious person conscience reflects best ability liberated selfish desires preoccupied thoughts feelings aspirations super personal value referred inner voice source moral physical knowledge quantum mechanics impressive inner voice tells real thing theory produces good deal hardly brings closer secrets old events convinced play fought french resistance argued final book need roots prelude declaration duties mankind society protective liberty obligations precedence rights moral political philosophy spiritual awakening occur conscience citizens social obligations viewed fundamentally having origin impact human character fulfilled work provided psychological explanation mental peace associated good conscience liberty men goodwill limited sphere action complete conscience having incorporated rules prohibited possibilities longer present mind rejected alternatives opinions conscience arose perspectives darwin suggested animal endowed marked social instincts parental affections included inevitably acquire moral sense conscience soon intellectual powers nearly developed man held soul conscience particular forms principle relevant group communicated ceremonies recent held existence conscience question answered research moral habits given person group people causes precisely habits feelings inquiry believed fell wholly scope existing social sciences views critical traditional conscience stating idea abstract degrees specific emotion excited constitute persons specifically moral sentiment conscience action properly termed internally right merely previously regarded right idea present way mind necessarily deliberately constructed motives french philosopher reflects conscience mother attempts develop moral sympathy understanding claimed growth religious western nations arose things general recognition private conscience inner divine presence regardless religious faith professed general self limitation discipline marked men claimed rights conscience argued attempts courts define conscience merely personal moral code sincere belief encouraging anarchy moral code motive necessarily tempered shared moral knowledge derived connection individual universal spiritual order common principles mutual engagements people maintains constitutional protection freedom conscience central democracy creates personal duties live freedom conscience personal responsibility reflection loses meaning responsibility ignored good life need especially reflective best lives lived studied moments cry self assertion passive fate mechanical decision convenience dignity ease stated important individual collective moral growth recognise illusion conscience wholly located body conscience wisdom expand act way conversely compassion results unconscious sense guilt philosopher considers usually describe action critical sense order deny relevant agent motivated selfish desires like greed ambition acted impulse moral anti debate moral facts necessary activate conscience natural facts necessity arise moral facts primary naturally identical worlds presumed morally identical argued measure moral luck circumstances create obstacles conscience overcome apply moral principles human rights benefit property rights rule law access universal health care plus absence high adult infant mortality conditions malaria tuberculosis hiv aids famine people relatively prosperous developed countries spared conscience associated physical necessity steal food bribe tax police officers commit murder guerrilla wars corrupt government forces rebel armies claimed true understanding conscience relationship morality hampered belief philosophical questions solved analysis language area clarity threatens interests similarly argued psychological recognise morally immature people willingly experience form delight erotic breaking taboo witnessing violence suffering pain inflicted wrote spend lives endless landscape self conscience likely shaped heroic struggles choice partner friends job choose live famous article called tragedy argued instance society appeals individual exploiting general good means merely sets system societal power physical resources lacking conscience guilt including anxiety individual contribution population people acting actually works elimination conscience race expressed view contemporary developed nations people turning sense right wrong critical conscience technical experts willingly restricting moral freedom choice limited consumer actions ruled ideology free market citizen participation public affairs limited isolated act voting private interest lobbying turns elected representatives public interest argue religious philosophical grounds act conscience judgement conscience likely erroneous informed facts prevailing moral religious professional ethical legal human rights norms failure acknowledge accept seriously mistaken promote situations conscience manipulated provide non selfish acts appealed ideological content associated extreme level devotion adequate external justification conscience considered morally blind dangerous individual concerned humanity argues philosophers virtue ethics neglected conscience conscience trained principles rules applies want live virtues people society considers highest state moral development little disagreement act viewed conscience encountering resistance selfish powers developing morality calling question naive sense freedom use powers violence process severe goal self obtain control words welcoming essence conscience properly conceived encouraged ego accept assuming things people selfish freedom word realising purpose conscience experience framework experience acts law english lawyers 16th 17th centuries interpreted conscience collection universal principles given man god creation applied reason gradually reforming medieval roman law based system forms action written use patterns litigation displayed increased concern elements right wrong actual facts conscience vote parliament allows legislators vote restrictions political party belong trial jerusalem nazi war criminal claimed simply following legal orders provided action omission ground person considered behaviour required conscience religion international customary law specifically refers conscience articles likewise mentions conscience article human beings born free equal dignity rights endowed reason conscience act spirit brotherhood right freedom thought conscience religion right includes freedom change religion belief freedom community public private manifest religion belief teaching practice worship shall right freedom thought conscience religion right shall include freedom adopt religion belief choice freedom individually community public private manifest religion belief worship practice teaching argued articles provide international legal obligations protecting service military theory justice defines individual prepared undertake public despite widespread condemnation action civil legal rule public reference contrary social virtues justice liberty principles morality law derived considered civil viewed appeal warning showing general respect fidelity rule law non violence transparency methods adopted law community fundamental virtue justice objections theory include inability accommodate objections society basic appreciation justice emerging moral ethical principles respect rights natural environment second difficulty consistently determining majority decision objection called refusal law arise naive traditional conscience merely encourages responsibility law moral human rights norms democratic institutions instead based critical conscience seriously thought mature personal moral religious beliefs held fundamentally incompatible merely inconsistent basis selfish desires impulse example laws requiring conscription military service legal fight financially support state particular war famous example arose author willingly jailed refusing pay tax profoundly disagreed government policy frustrated corruption injustice democratic machinery state recent case concerned private army mother children having served months iraq war decided conflict immoral sought refugee status canada list iraq war deported arrested second world war great_britain granted objection status complete objected fighting particular war partly genuine respect avoid futile occurred world war campaigns protect arrested incarcerated prisoner conscience beliefs particularly concerning intellectual political artistic freedom expression association san burma winner ambassador legislation conscience clause provision statute health professional law example surgical abortion incompatible religious beliefs expressed refusing obey laws conscience vary religious reasons notably members historic peace churches doctrine objections stem deep sense responsibility humanity conviction acceptance work military orders acknowledges principle conscription condemned world safe real democracy primary aim changing law considered victims moral moral training moving force events conscience remedy manipulate world power connect conscience forces moving build institutions social environments rule law example conscience power instead forever example advocated objection world war supporter war international reasoned radical justified face nazi advocated world organization professional army pointed appeal conscience allow law bring suffering conscience according johnson conviction felt avoided questions simple morality conscience guide trusted conscience determine morally thought state question thoroughly known man conscience said johnson tell right man conscience ill informed rights man convenience civil non violent protest civil resistance acts conscience designed undertake chiefly change appealing majority democratic processes laws government policies perceived fundamental social virtues principles justice equality respect human dignity civil properly functioning democracy allows minority feel strongly law sense justice capacity obtain legislative amendments referendum issue potentially majority account intensity opposing views notable example civil resistance sanskrit means truth compassion means involved making salt india act prohibited british statute order create moral pressure law reform similarly acted conscience montgomery alabama refusing legal order seat room white passenger action similar earlier act year old leading montgomery bus boycott citizen allegedly killed operated involved direct action based non violent principles prevent demolition home local palestinian argued young person looking future planet looking right believe reached stage time civil prevent construction new coal plants carbon capture nasa climate scientist environmental leader professor arrested opposing tar sands oil pipeline canadian energy professor arrested opposing mountain coal mining book storms grandchildren calls similar civil resistance global scale help replace business usual protocol cap trade system progressive carbon tax source oil gas coal industries revenue paid low carbon families notable historical examples different professional context included manipulation process japanese consul general temporary capital lithuania germany soviet_union hungary allow jews escape certain death chinese consul general vienna defied orders chinese ambassador berlin issue jews shanghai german member likewise saved thousands chinese massacre japanese military white rose german student movement nazis declared 4th silent bad conscience leave peace practical option citizens wishing existence international moral order core historical rights right life right fair trial freedom opinion states non violent protest civil met prolonged arbitrary detention torture forced disappearance murder persecution controversial experiment obedience showed people lack psychological resources openly resist authority directed act innocent victim world conscience world conscience idea ready global communication people earth longer morally estranged culturally geographically instead conceive ethics point view universe infinity duties obligations defined forces arising solely restrictive boundaries blood territory derives spiritual natural law perspective world peace achieved conscience properly understood generally considered necessarily linked religious aspect universal consciousness access common heritage humanity thinking development world conscience common members international conservation organisations like fauna performers world music non government organizations particularly work agenda setting policy making implementation human rights related policy referred conscience world developed idea encourage global moral scientific knowledge supporting premise unified learning universally shared makes accurate wise choice possible world conscience concept overlaps hypothesis advocating balance moral legal scientific economic solutions modern problems global poverty climate change strategies environmental ethics climate ethics natural conservation ecology sustainable development legal protection biodiversity example seeks attract world conscience problems associated elevation atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations initiatives nobel peace prize winner described inspiring war poverty blends social conscience business green party politician arrested state police act civil franklin dam protest expresses world conscience terms universe evolving experiencing understanding making choices future example policy outcomes thinking global tax tax alleviate global poverty protect amounting placed worldwide speculative currency market approach sees world conscience best expressing political reforms promoting based democracy example internet voting global governance organisations world government based model person vote value gradually replace contemporary market based american russian motivated conscience studying catastrophic public health consequences nuclear war establishing awarded nobel peace prize continues work heal ailing planet worldwide expressions conscience contributed decision french government halt atmospheric nuclear tests pacific explosions ground nuclear tests continued 1990s challenge world conscience provided influential article critically analyzed dilemma multiple individuals acting independently consulting self interest claimed apparently low survival value conscience led actions ultimately destroy shared limited resource acknowledges outcome long term interest conclusion areas conditions low population density requires state restriction freedom breed created controversy additionally direct role conscience achieving individual decisions policies laws facilitate global justice peace sustainable development world areas example including officially designated united_nations treaties common heritage humanity areas designated common heritage humanity international law include moon deep sea bed antarctica world cultural natural heritage world heritage convention human significant challenge world conscience world oil coal mineral timber agricultural water reserves depleted increasing pressure commercially exploit common heritage mankind areas philosopher argued represent emergence ethics based national boundaries idea world similarly predicted increase global travel communication gradually draw world religions characterized open spirit compassion argued forces opposing development world conscience include free market corporate greed nominal electoral advertising shopping shape citizens consumers relation information access necessary democratic participation argued mystical considerations global expansion human consciousness account species superior consequence conscience goal moral assisting remain periodically anxious passionate necessary components care compassion targeted bosnia challenges world conscience criticised global arms industry spending failure conscience nation states country decides invest arms education housing environment health services people generation right prosperity happiness produced inhabitants planet bothered end hunger feat reach necessary inevitable state affairs deliberate choice house_of_representatives speaker meeting 14th violent protests aftermath said situation challenge conscience world example words described having shaped conscience world right award awarded yearly sweden people strongly motivated conscience practical contributions resolving great challenges facing planet people example foundation promoting awareness climate change nuclear shared right award courage confronting forces destroying building political support conservation sustainable use largest global line organizations launched january promote conscience driven activism issues climate change human rights animal rights corruption poverty conflict closing gap world world people want notable examples modern acts based conscience notable contemporary act conscience christian protested flooding despite threats ultimately lead death campaign oil extraction multinational corporations nigeria led execution act tank man unknown rebel photographed holding shopping bag path tanks protests beijing square june actions united_nations secretary general try achieve peace despite threat life strongly motivated conscience reflected diary example involved actions warrant officer try prevent massacre vietnam war voluntarily confessed convicted sydney bombing stating conscience tolerate guilt guess unique prison system proving guilt said innocent russian naval officer radio contact soviet submarine depth charged warships cuban missile crisis dissent officers decided launch nuclear torpedo unanimous agreement launch required nuclear war buddhist monk performed famous act self protest alleged persecution faith regime conscience played major role actions list incompetent cardiac motivated conscience expose scandal revealing executives companies knew cigarettes addictive approved addition ingredients cigarettes employee motivated conscience pain increased risk deaths manufacturer suppressed information blew whistle white_house official ignored majority scientific opinion edit climate change report changing planet reflect bush administration view problem unlikely exist iraqi journalist imprisoned allegedly tortured act conscience throwing shoes israeli nuclear technician acted conscience reveal details israel nuclear weapons program british press kidnapped israeli agents transported israel convicted treason spent years prison including years solitary confinement awards ceremony metres summer olympics mexico_city ignored death threats official warnings anti racism protest destroyed respective careers agent retired bureau associate director acted conscience provide reporters information resulted scandal conscience major factor officer revealing experiment public attack israeli military civilian areas palestinian described stain world conscience conscience major factor refusal san leave burma despite house arrest persecution military dictatorship country conscience factor criticism fraud afghanistan election despite costing united_nations job conscience motivated expose irregularities contracting company work iraq popular cartoon artist arab world loved defense ordinary people criticism repression israeli military murdered refusing compromise conscience journalist provided prior murder example conscience opposition second war russian president conscience motivated russian human rights activist abducted murdered death arose conscience driven protests iranian presidential election female muslim lawyer winner nobel peace prize described conscience work protecting human rights women children iran human rights lawyer referred conscience china previously arrested allegedly tortured chinese regime defending members abducted chinese security agents february seen nobel peace prize winner final statement sentenced closed chinese court decade jail political prisoner conscience stated hatred person wisdom conscience mentality poison nation spirit lawyer russia arrested held trial year died custody result exposing corruption october naval gunner orders implement new border protection policy encountered suspected illegal entry refugee boat seas ordered fire warning shots calibre boat turn saw beginning break sink father board holding young daughter saved children overboard affair jumped life vest metres sea help save refugees drowning thinking isn right isn things february journalist deliberately targeted killed syrian uprising siege decided stay storm order expose happening october organised attempted murder teenage girl campaigning despite threats female education pakistan december delhi gang rape case said stirred collective conscience india civil public protest lack legal action country rape india june revealed details internet electronic communication surveillance program conscience felt obligation freedom humanity greater obedience laws bound employment conscience literature art film music ancient epic indian contains pivotal moments conscience occurs warrior overcome compassion killing opposing relatives war receives counsel krishna spiritual duty work performing sacrifice general good second end saga king having survived moral tests life offered eternal bliss refuse faithful dog prevented coming purported divine rules laws french author celebrated essays experience expressed benefits living clear conscience duty compose character compose books win battles provinces order conduct great glorious masterpiece live properly famous japanese travel journal composed mixed poetry prose attempting describe eternal world moved conscience example summer grass remains dreams ambitions ancient warriors franklin tale canterbury tales recounts young releases wife promise respect conscience freedom gentle generous critic discusses central problem shakespeare tragic character hamlet conscience form moral young prince great anxiety right father hell bound ghost murdering king perfect conscience quit arm bradley develops theory hamlet moral relating conflict traditional critical conscience conventional moral ideas time shared ghost told ought avenge father deeper conscience advance time contended explicit conventional ideas deeper conscience remains surface fails recognise hindered passion emerges light speech moral nature admire love opening words shakespeare hurt admired description conscience commencement poem riding westward let man soul sphere intelligence moves devotion plays sisters describes tortured emotional states doctors point careers turned conscience short stories explored people misunderstood voice tortured conscience student example fit describes dull pain indefinite vague like acute fear despair breast heart young doctor examining misunderstood compassion experienced factory owner daughter case book calls unknown mysterious power fact close hand watching conscience drove long journey record alleviate harsh conditions prisoners remote outpost writes introduction work abandoning travelled distant island feared place exile forced labour russia time help wonder simply lot people bitter knew lives deaths felt stood greater need help strange reason maybe writer best traditions russian man letters russian literature focused questions conscience powerful force public opinion writes character young student novel crime punishment decides murder old woman money principle conventional morals sequel reveals stricken conscience subtle writer given tragic fruitless struggle powerful intellect maintain conviction incompatible essential nature man wrote describe young man time follows conscience journey discover inner space things unified simply understood ending discovering personal truth service epic lord rings describes pure conscience carry ring power war torn middle earth destruction determining end journey weapons saved failure earlier decision spare life creature cruise brien wrote writer representative western consciousness conscience relation non western world kill portrays played classic film book kill film lawyer true conscience sets example children community play man seasons focuses conscience catholic lawyer thomas struggle king henry viii loyal subject loyal conscience thing wrote novel nineteen eighty isolated island scotland describe man attempts develop critical conscience state watches action people thinking mixture propaganda endless war thought control language control double think point prisoners look love brien states imagining called human nature outraged turn create human nature men infinitely copy depicting massacre innocent women children spanish civil war displayed wall united_nations building new_york_city entrance room spur conscience representatives nation states painted man head capture moral lack conscience man convicted kicking dog death painter wrote letter brother let fire soul die time inevitably come needed chooses poverty loves possesses great treasure hear voice conscience address clearly hears voice god greatest gift follows finds friend great men acknowledged works thought little deeply searched worked loved little rest depths sea life film seventh seal portrays journey medieval knight returning disillusioned going happen want believe aren able plague ridden landscape undertaking game chess death perform meaningful act conscience chess board distract death long family escape wagon centers development conscience cynical american face oppression nazis example resistance leader screenplay doctor adaptation novel focuses strongly conscience doctor poet midst russian revolution end walls heart like paper scott film focuses struggles conscience bounty hunter android future society refuses accept forms artificial intelligence aspects conscience wrote great choral composition mass minor express alternating emotions loneliness despair joy arise conscience reflects departed human life bach use settings dynamic discourse distinct voices seeking forgiveness sins evokes moral conversation humanity expressing belief music god present grace illness conscience mortality late string led movement string quartet minor string quartet hymn thanksgiving god john_lennon work imagine owes popular appeal conscience atrocities created war religious politics beatles track inner light sets indian music verse going door know ways heaven movie mission guilty conscience slave trader poignant haunting music earth heaven song based traditional called young orphan act conscience older brother song provided early warning moral dangers black cloud bringing different kind weather letting sunshine end begins presents conscience media award journalists society worthy recognition demonstrating singular commitment highest principles journalism notable personal cost sacrifice ambassador prestigious human rights award takes inspiration poem written irish nobel prize winning poet called republic conscience winners award included singer social justice activist musician irish rock band women rights activist author public intellectual
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