Theology As An Empirical Science
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Much more tragic is the way in which the social group, such as the community, suffers the con- sequences of its wrong-doing or of that of its representatives or rulers, or of the govermnents of other peoples. In particular, war with its attendant evils is the "hell" which tends to fol- low as the natural consequence of international unrighteous- ness.
With regard to the nature of the penalties of sin in a future existence, it may be said that here again the ine^^table con- sequences constitute ...the penalty. Assuming the same laws of character-formation in a future existence as obtain in this, we may mention increasing moral degradation as the most dreadful, if not the most dreaded, of these personally experienced con- sequences. There is nothing arbitrary about this penalty; he who knew better, but did wrong, shall, so far as corruption of character is concerned, be beaten with "many stripes, " as com- pared with the one who did wrong ignorantly. Moreover, there is not, so far as we can say, any absolute limit to the possible degradation that may take place in an indefinitely prolonged future existence; this is the really to be dreaded "bottomless pit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Much more tragic is the way in which the social group, such as the community, suffers the con- sequences of its wrong-doing or of that of its representatives or rulers, or of the govermnents of other peoples. In particular, war with its attendant evils is the "hell" which tends to fol- low as the natural consequence of international unrighteous- ness.
With regard to the nature of the penalties of sin in a future existence, it may be said that here again the ine^^table con- sequences constitute ...the penalty. Assuming the same laws of character-formation in a future existence as obtain in this, we may mention increasing moral degradation as the most dreadful, if not the most dreaded, of these personally experienced con- sequences. There is nothing arbitrary about this penalty; he who knew better, but did wrong, shall, so far as corruption of character is concerned, be beaten with "many stripes, " as com- pared with the one who did wrong ignorantly. Moreover, there is not, so far as we can say, any absolute limit to the possible degradation that may take place in an indefinitely prolonged future existence; this is the really to be dreaded "bottomless pit.
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