During life, your conscience may draw on divine knowledge or precepts that help direct you toward right action and warn against wrong action. But in death, your conscience will be that of a record, that will testify for or against you before a divine tribunal as well as your own soul. Even if your conscience is inactive, flawed, 'seared', asleep, during your own life, as could be said in the worst of villains, it will come fully to life with a perfect memory of all one's actions in the after-life. No matter how well regarded you are in life, you will one day have to take responsibility for your own actions, no matter how well you think you've hidden them from Others, God, or Yourself.
Credits
Court of Conscience Cast
| Name |
Character |
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Jon Voight
He was 85, now 85 years old
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as Father Peter |
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Anton Yelchin
He was 35, 27 years old when he died
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as Father James |
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Elester Latham
He was 75, now 75 years old
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as Priest |
Court of Conscience Crew
