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Jesus death humbles humans into remorse so they stop trying to become God and remember the path toward light.
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Remorse
Dante's answer, as Jiang presents it, is that God sacrifices himself because every other path falls short of justice: the self-sacrifice both proves love and teaches humans remorse.
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Dante's answer, as Jiang presents it, is that God sacrifices himself because every other path falls short of justice: the self-sacrifice both proves love and teaches humans remorse.
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The garments of skin are read as Yahweh giving Adam and Eve a present after punishment, showing remorse and regret.
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The story of Adam and Eve is framed as domestic comedy: a bad parent lies, punishes, then tries to repair the relationship because he knows he was wrong.
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The mark of Cain is interpreted as Yahweh's protective response after Cain argues that banishment will expose him to death.
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Priam's refusal to kill Achilles and his act of kneeling and kissing Achilles' hand produce awe, shame, and remorse in Achilles.
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"...would be humbled by a sacrifice. We would feel so much remorse and regret for making God die that we would never, ever disobey..."
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"the power to offer satisfaction by himself we want to kill God that was the original sin we wanted to eat that fruit become..."
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"so i'm going to use a metaphor to explain this idea it it's a very it's not a great metaphor but i think this..."
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"...this she has to cry she has to cry and feel remorse for what she did and she also cries because she knows i..."
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"...ways to interpret this but I think this is God showing remorse and regret. Okay? This is a radical idea but this is God..."
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"Right? So imagine this. Imagine you're my two daughters. Okay? And you're like six or seven years old. And you see me at night..."
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"And you drink whiskey. And you're very you become very happy and you throw up. I come home and I shout at you you..."
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"So again it's a domestic comedy. You're my girls you're my you're my daughters you go to school and you work very hard on..."
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"I will protect you okay? And this is again God showing remorse and regret for what he's done. Because God knows in his heart..."
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"...love for his son so much that he feels shame and remorse for what he's done to Hector. And he returns Hector's body to..."
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"guilt and remorse for failing his son children spies watch Achilles drag Hector's body day and night they take turns spying and they know..."
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"...this is this. After Yahweh destroys the world, he feels tremendous remorse for what he's done. He promises Noah. As long as humans are..."
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