[This raises a question: What happens to an intersection when the contradictions that sustain it are resolved?

As long as contradictions between the two actualities are not resolved, the intersection exists. The single actuality of ‘what is virtue and what is sin’ exists as long as human thought and human action contains contradictions that undermine an interscope.

As these contradictions are resolved ‘what is good and what is bad’ no longer stands as a single actuality composed of a pair of contradictory actualities.

The intersection resolves, turning back into an interscope.

But now, the person is either totally good or totally evil.]