For Schoonenberg, this much has unfolded:  The sin against the Holy Spirit draws the individual into extreme consequences [into an sovereign^infra religion that excludes think^divine] and bars ‘him’ from every path to salvation.

[Schoonenberg’s conclusion resonates with Zizek’s definition of “perversity”, as “one who transgresses (think^divine) while acting as an instrument of a think^group“.

It also parallels Ted Peter’s 7 steps to radical evil, where the final state is blasphemy^­₃(cruelty₂(₁)).  Blasphemy₃ is idolatry.  Idolatry elevates one’s think^group into a think^pro-object that eclipses think^divine.

Blasphemy₃ contextualizes cruel action₂.  Blasphemy₃ brings cruelty₂ into relation with “the possibilities inherent in self-justification(concupiscence())₁”.

Self-justification₃(concupiscence₂(₁)) parallels think^group(sin(conscience^lacking)).]