Man and Sin by Piet Schoonenberg (1964) 1.5S4

Summary of text [comment] page 33 and 34

Schoonenberg emphasized that both knowledge and will are involved in the grade from venial sin, to mortal sin, and to final impenitence.

[Knowledge is not limited to thinkgroup_or_divine, because, it may also be found on the natural philosophical axis.  Knowledge includes lawessential.

However, the gradation is important.

The interpellation of thinkdivine is still heard when the person commits venial sins.

The interpellation of thinkdivine becomes either a shout or a whisper when the person commits mortal sins.

The interpellation of thinkdivine is either soul-crushing thunder or a tiny gnawing whisper at the final impenitence. ]