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act of judgment

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This analysis separates what is given together in a complex act of judgment, and yet it does not falsify the facts of the case.
And it's good for society: it "offers society the truth about itself" by performing an act of judgment that communicates what is good for it, which is to say, the conditions under which it can endure in relative security and peace.
Whether his fear is motivated by his loss of honor and job, or by a spiritual conviction that this earthquake is an act of judgment on an unredeemable life, his despair is apparent.
 
 
 
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