There exists a "modern" practice that aims to predict the nature of behaviours of a person that faces a moral dilemma. One of the consequences of this practice is jeopardising the objectivity and independency of the conscience which resides in the foundation of morality. The fact that the morality of an individual to be directly associated with him being an entity that "promises" and "keeps the promises that one gives" forms one of the fundamental subjects of assessment. The thesis of this study is that; in the various efforts for the transformation of an individual into a "predictable", "safe" and "secured" entity, the morality can be achieved with a conscience that can be known and determined in advance in such manner. At this point, the main question of this inquiry can also be asked; is it possible for a conscience, that has been shaped with a specific moral teaching, to mislead us, in the conditions of it being a conscience of a specific understanding? By following this idea, the way out from the perception of the morality to be defined by the conscientious decisions of one to be strictly certain, specific and reliable, will be searched with the understanding of conscience being unreliable and therefore objective and independent