In Jiang's Dante reading, sin dims the divine light inside humans; making amends is a chosen effort to return to the proper path.
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Amends
In Jiang's Dante reading, sin dims the divine light inside humans; making amends is a chosen effort to return to the proper path.
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"...us. And so, when we commit sin, we are simply making amends. And man cannot regain his dignity, unless where sin left emptiness, man..."
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"...we figure out a way to redeem ourselves if we make amends if we give God all the gold in the world okay but..."
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