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Adolf Eichmann, who was responsible for leading and organizing the Nazi genocide
against Jews, claimed in front of the Jerusalem court that he would have had a heavy
conscience if he had not done as he was told.
Interpretation:
Everyone has a sense of right and wrong from birth. An "inner voice" is our
conscience It’s like when something just feels right, or feels wrong. the conscience is
the part of the human soul that is most like God. Having a clear conscience means to
be in peace with God. God helps us and leads our mind in the right direction. God
provides a way for us to have our consciences cleared. says that, “if we confess our
sin, he is faithful and just to forgive our sin and to cleanse us from all
unrighteousness.” Often, with that confession comes the knowledge that we must
make things right with the ones we have offended. We can take that step with the
people we have hurt, knowing that God has already forgiven us. So Adolf Eichmann
was conscious that he had done the right thing as ordered.