Law and Theological Interpretations of Sin and Punishment

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This article explores the concepts of sin and punishment in theology and law, highlighting moral responsibility and justice.

The study reveals how both sin and punishment are interpreted as essential to moral responsibility, emphasizing a need for restoration.
It analyzes historical contexts, tracing shifts in understanding from ancient religious codes to modern legal systems, showing evolving concepts.
The article combines theological reflection and legal theory to offer insights into punishment models, advocating for holistic accountability.
Contemporary debates on retributive versus restorative punishment showcase the critical intersection of ethical and legal considerations.

Edi Purwanto (2025) studied this question.

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