"Conscience,"[1] Wikipedia. Summaries of definitions, religious, secular, and philosophical views of conscience together with extensive references.
Douglas Langston. "Medieval Theories of Conscience."[2] Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. The use and philosophy of "conscience" and synderesis[3] by Bonaventura, Aquinas, Scotus, Ockham, and others. Links to other sources provided.
J. Rickaby, "Conscience,"[4]. Catholic Encyclopedia. An summary account of the definition, history, and philosophy of conscience from a religious point of view from New Advent.
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| [3] | Synderesis is the ability to act in accordance with our innate conscience's distinction of good from evil. Eds. |
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