Is it just for someone to be sentenced for a crime someone else committed?

What if they even willingly offer to serve out the sentence?

Would we recognize such a judge that allows this is a perfect arbiter on justice. Many Christians claim God is

perfectly just that he's a perfect being, but perhaps by your own lights is it

expected that a perfect being would submit billions upon billions of conscious

creatures to suffering at the

expense of someone else's decisions. If you don't see a problem with that, but see a problem

in the former cases, I suspect that you might have some massive tension in the view.

Now compact this with the idea that Adam and Eve also

perfectly perceived but also somehow misperceived which seems can only be

explained by some type of coercion. Maybe you disagree but call the show

because we're starting now and we want to hear. Oh, got no audio Johnny.

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It's been, it's been this whole process of even when I go writing kind of some notes out and I look at it

like oh I just I'm grammatically just all over the place here so it's it's

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