It is how Filipino understood conscience, the voice calling us to do good and avoid evil.

It is the type of conscience that judges a good act as good and an intrinsically evil act as wrong.

It is mistakenly judged as something that is really evil to be good or something good to be evil.

It is a type of erroneous conscience that man does not see the error in his action even if others try to point it out.

It is a type of erroneous conscience where one frequently thinks that an act is a sin when in fact it is not.

It is a level of conscience which an act is considered good if it will bring reward and an act is evil if it will bring punishment.

It is the level of conscience which is informed by faith and seeks to follow Jesus Christ.

It is the formative factors of conscience which includes reading and reflecting on Jesus’ teaching and actions, and effective prayer and sacramental life.

It requires attending to the teachings of the Church and knowing her doctrine.

It is the proximate norm of personal morality for discerning good and evil.