Yes, every sin, as such, deserves to be punished (LXXXVII. 1).
Why does every sin, as such, deserve to be punished?
Because every sin, as such, is a trespassing of the free will upon ground to which it has no right of entry; and punishment is as it were a restitution, made by the will, of this violation of right (LXXXVII. 1).
The punishment therefore of sin is a question of strict justice?
Yes.
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