In contrast, many liberal theologians counsel that a loving person can
in good conscience ignore the moral commandments of the Bible against fornication and adultery.
Does this mean a Catholic legislator could ever vote
in good conscience for a bill that supports abortion?
In his first essay, he notes the reasons why some IMB missionaries cannot
in good conscience sign the document.
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.
Instead, it establishes that 'choice,' when it comes to abortion, is a two-way street, and recognizes the right of doctors, nurses and other health care providers to be free of state coercion if they can't,
in good conscience, because of their moral, ethical or religious beliefs, perform an abortion.
No, it is impossible,
in good conscience, to vote for Mr.
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.
Lay
in good conscience repeatedly tell employees, who had their life savings tied up in Enron stock, that everything was on the up-and-up and that they should buy even more Enron stock?
In it, the bishops famously wrote that "whoever honestly chooses that course which seems right to him does so
in good conscience.
Westergaard further stated: " From this moment forward, no dentist can
in good conscience treat children for removal of tooth decay by conventional means.
The Winnipeg Statement teaches that sometimes couples may practise contraception
in good conscience (n.
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.
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.
Since contraception is intrinsically evil, no one
in good conscience can regard the use of these "other methods" as responsible parenthood.
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?
