...world, the object to which man' s perception is directed must be supernatural and divine ; and thus the phenomena of conscience, as a dictate, avail to...Judge, holy, just, powerful, all-seeing, retributive. At the bar of conscience reason must reject agnosticism, and in this decisive manner dispose of its...

...visible world, the object to which his perception is directed must be Supernatural and Divine ; and thus the phenomena of Conscience, as a dictate, avail to...of religion, as the Moral Sense is the principle of ethics."1 Plato and Kant had joined hands and laid them on Newman. Conscience, imperative and absolute,...

...visible world, the Object to which his perception is directed must be Supernatural and Divine ; and thus the phenomena of Conscience, as a dictate, avail to...religion, as the moral sense is the principle of ethics. Ibid. VI. — Le rôle de la théologie. Après avoir longuement insisté sur le caractère intuitif...

...are such as require for their exciting cause an Intelligent Being. Thus the phenomena of conscience avail to impress the imagination with the picture...Judge, holy, just, powerful, all-seeing, retributive." * If you ask me why some men still persist in denying the existence of God, despite the clear testimony...

...a bad conscience.49 These phenomena of conscience, feelings of approbation and blame, as dictates, "impress the imagination with the picture of a Supreme Governor, a Judge, holy, just, powerful, all- seeing, retributive," and conscience thus becomes the creative principle of religion as the moral...

...visible world, the Object to which his perception is directed must be Supernatural and Divine; and thus the phenomena of Conscience, as a dictate, avail to...religion, as the Moral Sense is the principle of ethics. And let me here refer again to the fact, to which I have already drawn attention, that this instinct...

...the other. 'Inanimate things cannot stir our affections; these are correlative with persons.'5 Hence 'the phenomena of Conscience, as a dictate, avail...Judge, holy, just, powerful, all-seeing, retributive'.* In other words, conscience can produce that 'imaginative' awareness of God which is required for the...

...visible world, the Object to which his perception is directed must be Supernatural and Divine; and thus the phenomena of Conscience, as a dictate, avail to...religion, as the Moral Sense is the principle of ethics. (101) Notice that Newman sees his observations as having more than phenomenological significance; again...

...visible world, the Object to which his perception is directed must be Supernatural and Divine; and thus the phenomena of Conscience, as a dictate, avail to...of religion, as the Moral Sense is the principle of ethics."'1 Thus Newman maintains that in order to explain the phenomena of conscience it is necessary...

...answer is, of course, Yes, and the foundations of that answer are the "phenomena of conscience" which "avail to impress the imagination with the picture...Governor, a Judge, holy, just, powerful, all-seeing, [and] retributive." "Conscience ... provides for the mind a real image of [God], as a medium of worship."...