The term syneidēsis, “conscience,” appears more than twenty times in the New Testament, mostly in First Corinthians, but also in other Pauline epistles including Romans, Second Corinthians, First and Second Timothy, and Titus. Although Paul brought syneidēsis into the Christian lexicon, Luke also used it in his Acts, as did Peter and the writer of[…..]
Michael Rhodes
Holds a doctoral degree in patristic philosophy. Author of Mystery in Philosophy and several essays.
