He was billed as a Tory, but believed he should not commit his conscience until he had had experience of Parliament.

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"For him to make the statement in relation to a crime which has shocked the conscience of the country is not only unfortunate, but deeply regrettable, " he said.

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In its letter, the Presbyterian Church said it was "not merely an issue of conscience for Christian people and churches, but a very significant one for the whole of society".

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Basically, Armstrong seems to be telling us that not only did he dope but he also didn't let it prick his conscience.

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His deception of her and of his scanty congregations would one day assault his conscience, would one day make continuing impossible, but at least she would not have to know.

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He distinguishes himself from most of the tax protester morons who get sanctioned by noting that he is not seeking financial gain, but rather to pay his entire tax liability in a manner that conforms with his conscience.

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The, the position would seem to be at the moment a situation where if you can get a vicar who is prepared to do it in his conscience and so on, then that's okay, but, but that's probably not a definitive judgement, where do you stand?

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