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Not named directly, but used as the logic that punishment mirrors sin to provoke reflection.
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Not named directly, but used as the logic that punishment mirrors sin to provoke reflection.
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Hell's punishments mirror the sin and are designed to force reflection, because the damned choose to remain there until they want reform.
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"in the first circle of hell it's called limbo and limbo it's kind of nice okay it's like here but people live forever and..."
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"emotions and so what their punishment in hell is is it's being whipped around in a whirlwind okay and the purpose so the purpose..."
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