I don't have a moral law only God can make moral law. What you can't grasp is you don't get to unilaterally decide what will be discussed. You people always struggle with that. Your sin of presumption makes you very difficult to talk to.
no not at all, if you could understand Roman catholic doctrine is at error, which is faith alone is more than idea that is justified by this grace alone, meaning God graced all people with his moral law, which never leaves a person. Which is grace alone
You can understand this scripture
Gods moral laws was wrote in all people heart and is still and is the reason why there conscience has a sense of urgent responsibility
Romans 2:15
New International Version
15 They show that the requirements of the law are written on their hearts, their consciences also bearing witness, and their thoughts sometimes accusing them and at other times even defending them.)
Here's the question again
What is convicting a persons conscience here ?
doesn't conscience have an inner sense of urgent responsibility ?
And if so, could moral law be a reality for that in the bases, of God wrote those moral laws in your conscience ?
And if so could that be principle as to why you urgently change your responsibility, when your conscience is convicted by inner moral law.
Does your conscience only accuse you by your own mistake, or does it also accuse you by mistakes you see.
And where it does should it be, you should rejoice you fell guilty by your own merit, or should you rejoice knowing God wrote his moral law on your coincidence.
And can you rejoice when your guilty and if no why not
Could it be the conscience is not the final authority for human conduct,