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| a great power that we cannot live without |
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| Name some of the first disciples. |
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| Peter, James, John, Mary and Martha |
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| tells us what is good and evil |
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| What are some of the things that affect how one's conscience is formed? |
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| family background and upbringing, the choices and decisions we have made in the past, our temperament and personality, our friendships and influences of our peers |
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| The Church teaches that we must follow our conscience, but what must we do first? |
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| What are two values regarding conscience to which the Church calls our attention? |
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1. there is dignity in one's conscience
2. the importance of forming our conscience |
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| means teacher; it is the teaching authority in the Catholic Church |
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| What are the voices to which we should listen if we are to fully form our consciences? |
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| an attempt to gain special knowledge or power over other people or events, usually through magic, astrology, or witchcraft |
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