The only passage in the New Testament which strongly suggests an everlasting persistence of personal consciousness of pain, is Rev.
And this consideration leaves open possibilities of the ultimate extinction of personal consciousness in the lost, which Augustinianism somewhat rudely, closed.
Personal consciousness is the mind's recognition of self; and as the self changes with every added experience, so personal consciousness is modified.
So by personal consciousness the psychologist means his consciousness, or yours, or mine.
While, therefore, it is the science of Biblical morality, it is also of the whole moral development of Christianized life, both in personal consciousness and in the observed historical fruitage of Scripture doctrine.
And does not this beatific vision suppose loss of personal consciousness?
This personal consciousness asserts itself in the highest acts of the psychic life, in the comparison of images one with another, in abstraction, judgment, and the voluntary selection of acts, which appear to us equally possible.
Personal consciousness is the foundation of all our intelligent life; practically, it alone appears to exist, and its disappearance seems to us to annihilate our own personality.
That which becomes disaggregated is the personality, the personal consciousness.
The consciousness which works habitually in us, that which is manifested in our everyday life, is the personal consciousness.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "personal consciousness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
