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Why must
there be a general judgment since each one is judged individually at the moment
of death? There are five reasons: that in a solemn fashion an end may be put to
the human race; that the result of the particular judgment of each one may be
made known to all men; that men as members of human society may be publicly
judged, showing their influence for good or evil, since both good and evil
spread on and until the end of time;
that the wisdom and justice of God may be seen and acknowledged by all men and
the evil judgments of the world corrected; and that solemn and public
submission of all creatures endowed with reason may be given to God.
Father Winfrid Herbst, S.D.S.
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