Does this mean a Catholic legislator could ever vote
in good conscience for a bill that supports abortion?
Irreconcilable differences? Wrestling with American prolife politics
In his first essay, he notes the reasons why some IMB missionaries cannot
in good conscience sign the document.
Stand with Christ: Why Missionaries Can't Sign the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message
Reinsurance agreements may be avoided if the reinsurer can establish "undue concealment or intentional withholding of facts material to the risk, which ought
in good conscience to be communicated," but a rescission claim based on fraud "cannot rest on a showing of mere negligent concealment."(43)
Common reinsurance issues: follow the fortunes, late notice and rescission
No, it is impossible,
in good conscience, to vote for Mr.
Paul Martin: party or Church?
It's high time we admit reality: no amount of railing or threatening from popes or bishops seems to affect people's decisions on the use of birth control made
in good conscience. On this issue, people have learned to trust their own intuitions, faith understanding, and life experience.
It's time to end the hypocrisy on birth control
In it, the bishops famously wrote that "whoever honestly chooses that course which seems right to him does so
in good conscience."
1968 Winnipeg Statement to blame for "gay" agenda?
The Winnipeg Statement teaches that sometimes couples may practise contraception
in good conscience (n.
Letters to the editor
Let us suppose that an Ontario judge were now to refuse to perform a civil marriage for a gay or lesbian couple on the ground that as a conscientious Christian, he or she could not
in good conscience engage in such a travesty of a true marriage.
The gathering storm
In accord with the accepted principles of moral theology, if these persons have tried sincerely but without success to pursue a line of conduct in keeping with the given directives, they may be safely assured that, whoever honestly chooses that course which seems right to him, does so
in good conscience" (n.
Fifty reasons why the Winnipeg statement should be recalled
As an Evangelical Protestant, Brockie wishes the best for all people, including homosexuals, but simply cannot
in good conscience print materials for any gay-rights organization.
Prisoner of conscience
It erroneously said that there were circumstances in which the spouses could be told that "they may be safely assured that, whoever honestly chooses that course which seems right to him does so
in good conscience" (n.26).
Cardinal Carter at 90
Since contraception is intrinsically evil, no one
in good conscience can regard the use of these "other methods" as responsible parenthood.
Canada's Catholic Health Ethics Guide
He says that if John Sharpe, a 65-year-old divorced father of two, can use such material
in good conscience then why should the court invade his privacy?
Blinded by rights
This states, concerning the spacing of births, that "it is the married couples themselves who must in the last analysis arrive at these judgments before God." This quotation seems to give credence to the Winnipeg Statement's article 26, which states that "whoever honestly chooses the course which seems right to him does so
in good conscience." Is, then, the Winnipeg Statement correct after all?
Contraception and conscience: a reply to Bernard Daly and Archbishop Gervais
"There is no provision in this instruction which would permit a penitent to `be safely assured that whoever honestly chooses that course that seems right to him does so
in good conscience' within the meaning of paragraph 26 of the Winnipeg Statement.
Bishops and Humanae vitae in October