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I think sentiment can be as much a virtue as a vice, depending on the context; it always makes things harder, though, for sure.

I had a thought while reading the passage, though — how do we reconcile the sort of “grievance process” described at the beginning, that ends with “treat them like a gentile or tax collector”, with the sort of limitless forgiveness in the latter two thirds? It seems like at least SLIGHTLY contradictory instruction.

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