It was certainly one way to take away the singular 'useful' (matter of perspective) consequence of the Guilty From Birth concept - the drive to better yourself out of fear.
You're certainly right about the economics though. The Catholic Church's imposing expensive aesthetic thrived on the gullible fear of the people. It's etched into the very soul of church architecture, even. That's what makes it so appealing.
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You're certainly right about the economics though. The Catholic Church's imposing expensive aesthetic thrived on the gullible fear of the people. It's etched into the very soul of church architecture, even. That's what makes it so appealing.