Moral conscience refers to an individual’s innate sense of right and wrong, influencing ethical decision-making and behavior. It is shaped by personal beliefs, cultural values, and social norms, guiding actions towards what is perceived as morally acceptable or unacceptable.
Moral conscience involves introspection, empathy, and consideration of consequences, aiming to promote fairness, compassion, and integrity in interactions with others and within society.
Cultivating a strong moral conscience involves self-reflection, moral education, and the development of empathy, leading to greater ethical awareness and responsible decision-making.
