Assertion: atonement's sin | /r/HasProperty | punished
Facets:
value: in order to keep moral order
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Sin committed in ignorance may not receive as great a punishment as sin committed willfully and deliberately, nevertheless all sin is punishable and must be punished.
text: These sacrifices were necessary not to deter people from committing further sins nor to reform their sinful mindsets, but to atone for sins that deserved to be punished.
text: Because the sins of the elect are now paid for, through Christ’s having already been punished for them, the elect can never be punished for any sin they might ever commit, because every sin they might ever commit has already been punished.
text: Otherwise, if Christ died for everyone, this would entail universal salvation, since it would entail that all the sins of all people, have already been punished, and therefore cannot be punished again.
text: But if the holiness of God requires that sin shall be punished, if the law of God requires a satisfaction should be rendered its honor, how can its transgressors possibly escape?
text: Hugo Grotius) Sin must be punished in order to keep moral order.
text: ’s holiness demands that all sin be punished, which in turn requires that sinners go to eternal hell.