Conscience & Christ

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IF you open a book of Moral Philosophy written by a philosopher of any school which does not altogether explain away moral distinctions, you find it invariably assumed that it is possible to find out what is right and what is wrong by an appeal to some power, faculty, or activity of the human mind.

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