[Consider the unity of human thought and human action.

Seek pleasure. I mean, seek the pleasure that is offered by the think^group. Belonging may be one of those pleasures. If the mob is doing it, I can do it too.

Avoid pain. I mean, avoid the pain that is threatened by the think^group. Perhaps, a think^group may offer ways to shift pain to others. Don’t be the scapegoat. Scapegoat others to shift blame from yourself.

Sinful behavior, emerging from and situating conscience^lacking, plus one’s disposition to seek pleasure and avoid pain, has consequences.

These consequences, of course, are unintended.

They are ignored in law^denial.

The great tradition of natural law, law^essential, remembers ‘those unintended consequences’.

Law^acceptance serves to keep those memories alive. Their maxims constitute the laws of nature that Schoonenberg refers to.

Thus sinful ‘man’ is unable to keep commandments of the natural law.]