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Toward a Proper View of Conscience: The Insistence of God By
Andrew M. Greenwell, Esq. August 10th, 2012 Catholic Online
(www.catholic.org) We commonly speak about God's existence. By
"looking out" into the world we can rationally establish God,
that He is. These proofs all rely on the underlying assumption
that the created world is true, and our senses are adequate to
it. Not only does God exist as may be rationally demonstrated,
one can also say that God "insists." To say that God "insists"
is to suggest that we can find a proof of God, and that He is,
by "looking in," specifically, by looking at our conscience.
This is what I mean by the "insistence" of God.CORPUS CHRISTI,
TX (Catholic Online) - We commonly speak about God's existence.
The word "exist" comes to us from the Latin words ex ("out of")
and sistere ("to cause to stand"). Catholics believe--indeed,
are required to believe--that God's existence can be rationally
demonstrated from the t