Do you have a conscience?

@arneljb (224)
Philippines
January 13, 2010 3:11am CST
What is conscience? It is defined differently by various people. To some it is an innate? sense of right and wrong. To others it is something we learn from our parents and our society. Some people are actively guided by their conscience in every undertaking. Other seem to pay a little heed to moral decisions and excuse their actions by saying “It’s just business” or “If I didn’t do it, then someone else would, so I might as well be the one to benefit” or “Everybody does it” or “I didn’t mean to hurt you." Is it possible to be perfectly honest? Is it okay to do something wrong if it is a trivial matter, or if in the service of greater good?? It may be true that we live in a selfish, competitive world, so nobody is absolutely free from guilt. To survive, maybe we have no choice but to damage someone else’s interests in order to protect our own. Does tiger have less right to live than a deer? Or a deer than a grass? But even so, there is no excuse for taking deliberately undertaken, no matter how miniscule?, should be the last to be forgiven. It is important not to try to hurt others on purpose.
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@DenverLC (1143)
• Philippines
13 Jan 10
Our consience will tell us what's bad from right, good from wrong and our does and dont's. It is our initial angel when we are in a tempting and crucial situation as in between Godly thought and evil.