Man and Sin by Piet Schoonenberg (1964) 2.1B

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The state of grace goes with a good attitude, which is something like a reward. The state of sin goes with a bad attitude, which is something like a punishment.

The sin itself hardens the attitudes [consciouslacking] and habituates certain beliefs [thinkgroup]. This itself is a punishment.

In contrast, the rewarding moral life is marked by wise attitudes [consciencefree] and a habituation of character-building beliefs [thinkdivine].