How’s Your Conscience?

David Masters, the insightful host of Perilous World Radio, poses a thought-provoking question that resonates deeply with his audience: What is the true state of our consciences? He encourages listeners to engage in profound self-reflection, asking them to consider whether their conscience is healthy or unhealthy, and whether it feels robust or fragile.

To delve into this pivotal concept, he begins by examining the definition of “conscience,” drawing from the esteemed Cambridge Dictionary. Though he does not fully endorse this definition, he recognizes that it encapsulates some fundamental aspects of the subject. Specifically, it highlights our innate understanding of right and wrong, along with the feelings of guilt that arise when we stray from this moral awareness.

Masters underscores a crucial distinction between feeling and knowing in relation to our moral compass. He suggests that our conscious awareness of what is right and wrong plays a vital role in shaping how we experience our conscience. Through this exploration, he invites listeners to ponder the complexities of their inner moral landscape and the effects it has on their lives.

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