Divine judgment (n.) is never final: it is conditional, and when people change their ways God changes his verdict.
Divine judgment (n.) did not come easily to God, who tried purifying his people before he punished them.
Final judgment (n.) about being itself is the beginning of all untruth; decision and definiteness belong only within the world, to determinate objects and purposes.
A Final judgment (n.) may come unexpectedly from some chance person at some random moment — which is why every sentence the lawyer begins is stared at as if it were the verdict.
Moral judgment (n.) in its stay-at-home cloddishness about useful and harmful is society's necessary perspective, which as regards consequences can see only what is nearest, while the state and the politician need a way of thinking above morality.
Moral judgment (n.) is an interpretation, a symptom of particular physiological conditions — and the interpreters are our affects.
Moral judgment (n.) with its useful and harmful is the necessary nearsightedness of society, the state and the politician already need a more supra-moral view.
Moral judgment (n.) is social evaluation: it measures men only by their effects — so the unfathomed, solitary man cannot even be weighed.
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