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A student suggests that the betrayed party may forgive an apology, but the decisive issue is still whether the wronged spouse judges the betrayer to be redeemed.
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Redeemed
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Yeah. Well, actually this is very sensitive because, uh, uh, I think the loving affair is kind of a third wheel, right? So if..."
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"Yeah. Well, actually this is very sensitive because, uh, uh, I think the loving affair is kind of a third wheel, right? So if..."
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"...I was going to say that, uh, he can only be redeemed when I decide that he is redeemed. Like he has no choice..."
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"...deeper yes yeah so I was thinking that she cannot be redeemed by this because um essentially she is doing all these like acts..."
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"...right? If the wife needs to judge whether the husband is redeemed, that's what, so in the eyes of the husband himself who cheated,..."
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"...there. I understand. Okay. So it's not that we can't be redeemed. It's just like we dig a hole and we build ourselves in..."
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"...sins okay then over time it becomes generalized to become he redeemed us from our sins so this is the most popular theory at..."
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"...of divine comedy. So now the question then is, if we're redeemed, everything that is done is for a purpose, everything is in the..."
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"So I was thinking that she cannot be redeemed by this because essentially she is doing all these like acts of charity for like..."
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"...I was going to say that, uh, he can only be redeemed when I decide that he is redeemed. Like he has no choice..."
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"...right? If the wife needs to judge whether the husband is redeemed, that's what, so in the eyes of the husband himself who cheated,..."
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"...there. I understand. Okay. So it's not that we can't be redeemed. It's just like we dig a hole and we build ourselves in..."
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"...whether by the merits of a Redeemer that has already been redeemed."
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