You and I can't make what is wrong, right. We can't take a bad thing or action, and turn either, into something worthwhile or beneficial. Notice now, how wicked mischievousness works. You do you, follow your heart, listen to your instincts, do what is best for you, let your conscience be your guide, are suggestive instructions that lead to permissive impressions on those that are susceptibly vulnerable to recommendations. In other words, loosey goosey thoughts and behaviours take over the flesh, when a person, or many persons, get a green light to do as their mood or urges see fit.
For instance, some people had the urge to continue working during covid, and some, in fact many, felt that their conscience would be assuaged after getting injected with recommended and propagandized not-good-for-anyone toxins. The regret and remorse for going against conscience is constant for those that now suffer the after effects of having gone with the crowd, which by the way, is never wise, when viewed from an ethical and moral perspective. NOTE: Crowds can turn into angry, restless, resentful mobs, and this we did witness, when hatred was generated and aimed toward anyone that did not get in on the protocol action during the covid craze.
Conscience is an early warning system to stop a person from wrong doing; conscience isn't do what you think is right, even when it is terribly, horribly wrong, but you feel it is perfectly okay with you. Stated differently, wrong is wrong, right is right. Truth cannot and does not, masquerade as a lie, and deception does not have sympathy and affection, for honesty. The two are diametrically opposed, and in saying this, I point out the confusion that is caused when conscience is used as an argument to commit sin, and I repeat what is quoted above from the mouth of Sproul, If you commit sin in good conscience, it's still a sin. If I break the law, and don't get caught, it does not suddenly make me innocent of wrongdoing.
Regret for convincing ourselves to do what is offensive to the soul, is a gift from God. The conscience can speak subtly or scream and shriek in horror, and these are valuable alarms that can jangle the senses, and have us snap back to reality. We can't manipulate facts to make ourselves feel better; people that do this are in the deepest of troubled waters, and may never reach the shore of truth.
The Bible makes many issues clear for our consideration, and there is no room for you or me, to play around with what God does, and does not, want us to do. If you got injected and regret it now, I pray you go on to the next step, and all the ones that follow, namely:
1. Repent before God by telling him you are sorry for disregarding your built in conscience that works for you, not against you.
2. Ask for help and healing if you are unwell: God is the Great Physician and what seems impossible for you or me, is well within his capable Almighty hands.
3. Read scripture to increase your wisdom factor and spiritual strength, so that when wicked men make suggestions, you will see through their shenanigans, and resist their vile attempts to impose their will on your life and being.
4. Live as a Christian in every God fearing and obedient way, and sin no more. You will feel insulated from the influences of the secular world, while remaining capable of interacting with your fellow-creatures.
5. Just to ensure safety and effectiveness, live God's commandments, and refrain from relying solely on your conscience, or suggestions for what is right for you from people you do not know or trust, that have no rights or authority over you. God is Sovereign, not the rulers or governors of this world, and he is the one we are to obey, even when people all around us, are live streaming in the opposite direction.
A sin is a sin is a sin, and dear one, you and I always know, when we are sinning against God.





