Sin, Evil, and the Good of Completion

They explore the distinctions between sin and non-voluntary acts, discussing how sin is opposed to the good of completion and the proper order. They delve into the concept of reatus, the guilt or punishment associated with sin, and emphasize the need for acknowledging the wrong and turning towards the opposite good to remove reatus. They also discuss the connection between original sin and the deprivation of order, mentioning dispositions towards doing bad things and being opposed to the good of completion.

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