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Jiang’s father-daughter analogy says self-punishment proves love while preventing repetition without choosing between punishment and permissiveness.
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Self Punishment
Jiang’s father-daughter analogy says self-punishment proves love while preventing repetition without choosing between punishment and permissiveness.
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"By forgiveness we mean, we ask the Lord for forgiveness as it was before Jesus' death. The Holy Spirit, by God's will, he forgives,..."
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"So what Eve does is she kills the dog. Okay? And then Eve says to me, hey, do you love me or do you..."
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"And second of all, she won't do it again because she doesn't want to see me punished. And that's why Jesus had to kill..."
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