For why is my liberty judged by another conscience? (ινα τ γαρ η ελευθερια μου κρινετα υπο αλλης συνειδησεωσ; ). Supply γενητα (de…

Conscience, I say, not thine own. I know that you may have no scruples on the subject. I do not mean that, for you, this needs to be a mat…

Conscience, I say, not thine own, but of the other.—In the previous verse there is nothing to indicate that the obligation not to eat the …

That person may not be able to do it without harming himself, but I can, and I have the freedom to do so; yet, as a Christian, I am to consider his…

Meat eaten at an idol feast is associated with pagan worship and is contaminated, Paul claims. But meat sold in the public meat market has lost its…

Conscience, I say, not thine own. He always carefully takes heed not to diminish liberty, or to appear to take from it in any degree. “You…

Conscience I say, not thine own
Which is well informed about these things, and is fully persuaded that an idol is no…

There were situations where Christians could eat food that had been offered to idols without sinning. For example, this was permissible when meat, …