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Interest-bearing capital is capital which ‘ no longer bears any birth mark of its origin ’ ; it represents ‘ the perversion and objectification of productive relations to the highest degree ’ ; it is ‘ only form without content ’ ( 1972 , p. 384 ) . Here perhaps some one may ask , Whence sins extended to man , or what perversion distorted the rule of the divine institution to worse things , so that , though he was born to justice , he nevertheless performs unjust works . Some of Smuts 's political principles , observed Gandhi , were ' not quite immoral ' ; though there was room in them ' for cunning and on occasion for perversion of truth ' . There the Court , reviewing a severe punishment inflicted for the falsification of an official record , found that " the highest punishment possible for a crime which may cause the loss of many thousand [ s ] of dollars , and to prevent which the duty of the State should be as eager as to prevent the perversion of truth in a public document , is not greater than that which may be imposed for falsifying a single item of a public account . The disaster to the soul is in proportion to the amount of perversion of a living faith .