A student formulation of redemption as something controlled by the injured party's judgment rather than by the sinner's own effort.
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redeemed when I decide
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"...was going to say that, uh, he can only be redeemed when I decide that he is redeemed. Like he has no choice in..."
"then decide if i'm to be hooked at this they howled let melakota go and one of them moved up the others died and..."
"...can always at every part of the journey you can always decide to turn back and give it give it back you know return..."
"ahead yeah well also when you steal you decide that this thing that you steal is more deserving for you than the owner like..."
"...you can write a letter and parents but basically we we decide that it was because of the unconditional love of parents right if..."
"...around hell. He's able to control hell. He's able to, to decide that Cassius and Brutus will be tortured by Lucifer. Well, yes."
"...what's so mercy to turn is and then in the end decides to kill me anyway okay so there are a lot of inconsistencies..."
"...not there, other than when Virgil mentions him, is Dante cannot decide where to place him."
"...a paradox right so what does bernard say yes and salvation decides where they go well that makes no sense at all right right..."
"...became modern -day Rome. The two go to Rome, and they decide we can't rule Rome as twins. One of us has to be..."
"...other people were just fighting all the time okay so dante decides i must go into isolation exile in order to write divine comedy..."
"...religion of the Roman Empire because of Constantine. And Constantine will decide to shift his capital from Rome to Constantinople, which is modern -day..."
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