Converse of object

• lack: And the church not only lacks discernment, but lacks the will to be discerning.

• exercise: And how can we exercise discernment of spirits in what we see around us?

• require: Whilst the Church's law determines that individuals in particular circumstances may not receive certain sacraments, each specific case requires pastoral discernment.

• develop: You must be humble enough to admit your need to develop discernment.

• have: A Virgo friend has a good discernment for you; you must listen.

• need: Knowing the difference can be tricky and needs God-given discernment.

Preposition: on

• level: This is the year to use discernment on all levels, including the presidential election.

Adjective modifier

• spiritual: Spiritual discernment is the skill of separating divine truth from error.

• biblical: This book will equip you with a foundation for biblical discernment that will enable you to make careful distinctions in your thinking about truth.

• moral: In other words moral discernment is a response to the fundamental question: what kind of person am I called to become.

• careful: We must, as Jude warns us, exercise very careful discernment.

• true: With this love and desire to praise the Lord there is true spiritual discernment.

Modifies a noun

• process: Following her ongoing discernment process, a novice may request to make temporary vows.

Preposition: in

• church: There is today, sadly, an obvious absence of such discernment in the church of Jesus Christ.

• order: One may then acquire the quality of discernment in order to choose the appropriate objectives for one's life energy and efforts.

Preposition: of

• spirit: Clearly, a discernment of spirits is in order.

• vocation: The guidelines cover discernment of vocation, training and deployment to first post.

• priority: C38, W34 Large Meeting for Sufferings good for discernment of priorities of work & budget.

Preposition: for

• moment: It is a matter of individual discernment for the moment.