Conscience and
Conscience and Sin: Daily Meditations for Lent, Including Week-days and Sundays
作者：Baring-Gould, S. (Sabine), 1834-1924
体例：题 章数：23
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共 23 题- DAILY MEDITATIONS FOR LENT,
- INCLUDING WEEK-DAYS AND SUNDAYS.
- BY THE REV.
- SKEFFINGTON & SON, 163, PICCADILLY, W.
- We shall therefore have to consider:--
- 1. The nature of Conscience.
- 2. The obligation of obeying Conscience.
- 3. The different kinds of Conscience.
- 4. The rules of conduct relative to each sort of Conscience.
- 2. Conscience has a threefold exercise of its judgment.
- I.--THE DIRECT CONSCIENCE.
- THE NATURE OF SIN.
- 1. We come now to the consideration of Sin. Sin is either:--
- 2. We sin against God's commandment, either--
- We sin by omission when we omit to do those things which
- The conditions are these:--
- The general effects of Sin are as follows:--
- 2. The seven Capital Vices are:--
- 2. There are five ways in which Pride may become excessive and sinful.
- 3. Pride produces a good many children, all bad when overgrown.
- 3. Avarice is a mortal vice when we:--
- 4. Sloth is the fruitful mother of vicious children.
- 1. The satisfaction offered by our Lord Jesus Christ was perfect.