The Christian Conscience

April 20, 1997Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Clagett, John Y.
Genre: Theology - General
Tags: Doctrine / Theology, Ministry / Leadership
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Regular Baptist Press offers a number of small books for pastors including this 1984 study on the biblical definition of the conscience. His view is that the conscience is inherent in man’s makeup but is something that is only active in exposing sin. Clagett contends that conscience cannot become a Christian’s guide because within a spiritual person, the conscience is silent, not active.

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