One who does not have a pious and ardent reverence for truth can never speak of conscience, of a sublime life, or of nobility. — Romain Rolland
Through vanity, one can understand glory; through conscience, one can understand justice. — Lando
Once a person loses their conscience, they become entirely worthless. — Kosen
A kind heart is an eternal banquet. — Comenius
To love others with the same heart one loves oneself, then benevolence knows no limit; to judge others with the same heart one judges oneself, then righteousness knows no limit. — Chao Buzhi
Conscience is merely the heart of right and wrong. — Wang Shouren (Wang Yangming)
In this world, there is only one path to happiness. It is either to possess a selfless and public-spirited conscience, or to have no conscience at all. — Ogren Nash
What is the power that makes a person the harshest judge of their own conduct? It is conscience, which serves as the defender of action and reason. — Sukhomlinsky
The saddest thing for an individual is the death of conscience; the saddest phenomenon in society is the collapse of justice. — Guo Moruo
The brilliant glory of the world often arises from sin; for the sake of external fame, one sacrifices one's conscience. — Shakespeare