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Living Peaceably With Your Conscience
Cultivating Christian CharacterSteve Gregg
In "Living Peaceably With Your Conscience," Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of having a clear conscience and being accountable to God. According to Gregg, going against one's conscience is neither liberty nor safety, and a person who has lost sensitivity to their conscience could be considered a reprobate. Maintaining a good conscience should be a priority, as it can lead to joy, confidence, and a strong relationship with God. Despite the potential for a weak conscience, it is essential to exercise and develop one's sense of right and wrong, as well as seek restitution for any wrongs committed.
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