Conscience Quote by Oscar Wilde

“...perhaps great sins start as simple weakness, and the consistent placing of self before others.”

— Anne Perry

“I say of myself that I am a sinner, but instinctively I do not like anybody else to say I am a sinner.”

— D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones

“It's a sin only if conscience confirmed it.”

— Toba Beta

“We all sin, of course, but the unwillingness to take any responsibility for our sins implies a more deeply damaged spirit.”

— Charles J. Chaput

“Note, It is common for those that are indulgent to their own sin to be severe against the sins of others.”

— Matthew Henry

“It’s amazing how much more mercy I give to people who struggle with sins I understand. The further their sin is from my own…

— Michael Cheshire

“It’s amazing how much more mercy I give to people who struggle with sins I understand. The further their sin is from my own…

— Michael Cheshire

“When one sins, one should sin magnificently.”

— Nora Roberts

“His sinner, huh? His very own personal sinner. Somehow the concept was very, very appealing.”

— Jae T. Jaggart

“To admit that some people literally have no conscience is not technically the same as saying that some human beings are evil, but it…

— Martha Stout

“When tempted to sin, I often repeat to myself two truths: holiness brings happiness, and purity brings power.”

— Sidney Greidanus

“He used to say that sinning was not about the bad things you’d done and regretted but about the failure to do what you…

— Marguerite Poland