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Freedom and Conscience Moral Law
- Man is a free, moral being
- Responsible for his own actions
- Responsible for his own actions
- Human freedom is limited by the unique circumstances of each person's life
- True love is a free gift of oneself
- This will lead us to self mastery conscience
- This is the practical application of the objective moral law to concrete circumstances
- This is the practical application of the objective moral law to concrete circumstances
- This will lead us to self mastery conscience
- Everyone has the free will to choose between good and evil
- Freedom is not easy because along with it comes responsibilites
- Freedom is not easy because along with it comes responsibilites
- What is Conscience
- Witnessed in both Sacred Scripture and human experience
- We need to exercise our moral conscience
- It applies moral truth and is not an infallible guide and can be ignorant or blinded
- Witnessed in both Sacred Scripture and human experience
- True freedom is not doing whatever you want but doing what you ought
- Good moral actions make us freer, and bad make us slave to sin
- The more kowledge one posses, the more morally responsible one is for his/her actions
- The more kowledge one posses, the more morally responsible one is for his/her actions
- Good moral actions make us freer, and bad make us slave to sin
- Conscience
- The conscience is precious but delicate
- Our ego gets in our way, and making it incapable of responding
- A well formed conscience is informed by the creator
- Adopt a flexible plan
- Adopt a flexible plan
- The conscience is precious but delicate
- Six ways to develop a well formed conscience
- 1. Learn moral teaching of the church
- 2. Approach matters of faith and morals with an attitude of humility
- 3. Sincere prayer and mediation
- 4. Frequent and honest self examination
- 5. Sacrament of reconciliation- frequent
- 6. Spiritual direction
- 1. Learn moral teaching of the church
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