Forming and following conscience
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Forming and following conscience
Conscience is the judgment of reason about the moral quality of a concrete act. It must be followed and also formed through truth, prayer, Scripture, teaching, and honest reflection. It is not identical to preference or social pressure. A sincere conscience can err, so humility, learning, and attention to people affected by our choices remain necessary.
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