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A student proposes, and Jiang accepts, that the passage's many forms of nature imply multiple standards or perspectives rather than one punitive measure.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "And there's also a mention of natures and many forms of natures. So multiple standards, multiple perspectives."
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"And there's also a mention of natures and many forms of natures. So multiple standards, multiple perspectives."
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"...Okay. And God would never be judgmental. That goes against the nature of God. Okay. So God is not judgmental. God is all forgiving,..."
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