danskjavlarna:It’s true that “Some bristle at the mere mention of the word ‘conscience’ because of i
danskjavlarna:It’s true that “Some bristle at the mere mention of the word ‘conscience’ because of its overtones of moral censure” (Guilt: The Bite of Conscience, 2010). We also bristle because conscience wields a broom, as we see in our illustration from A History of the Cries of London, Ancient and Modern by Charles Hindley, 1884.Why does Conscience wield a broom? We learn that “a guilty conscience sweeps most of the boys out” (Roaming With Reta: Trolling for Salmon and Keeping Up with Affairs on Shore with Commercial Fishermen Working the Northwest Waters by William-Frederick Press, 1954).No kidding: Tumblr’s bots wrongly censor 1000s of my images per day (record: 4389 in 24 hours). Here’s what you’re missing: Weblog ◆ Books ◆ Videos ◆ Music ◆ Etsy@shredsandpatches @necromancy-savant -- source link