Wesley Huff

This is why forgiveness is an accomplishable goal, even for the most heinous act, because God has already taken on the punishment for that heinous act that that person committed. Well, forgiveness is costly, right? There's always a cost to forgiveness somewhere. I'm just saying in general, that perceived lack of justice doesn't exist. Yes, this person killed somebody. Yeah.

Jesus died on the cross for that very thing that that person did. It's not this person killed somebody. All right, how are we going to reconcile this? Do we give him 20 lashes? What is the thing for this act? And who gets to decide that? It's already been decided. So now we can go with give.

Jesus died on the cross for that very thing that that person did. It's not this person killed somebody. All right, how are we going to reconcile this? Do we give him 20 lashes? What is the thing for this act? And who gets to decide that? It's already been decided. So now we can go with give.

Jesus died on the cross for that very thing that that person did. It's not this person killed somebody. All right, how are we going to reconcile this? Do we give him 20 lashes? What is the thing for this act? And who gets to decide that? It's already been decided. So now we can go with give.

So couldn't you extrapolate that to the guy on the island?

So couldn't you extrapolate that to the guy on the island?

So couldn't you extrapolate that to the guy on the island?

Not like an Orthodox Christian bishop or anything like that that we would really trust. Name Andrew Schultz?

Not like an Orthodox Christian bishop or anything like that that we would really trust. Name Andrew Schultz?

Not like an Orthodox Christian bishop or anything like that that we would really trust. Name Andrew Schultz?

Yeah, why doesn't he get the same forgiveness? Yeah. Yeah, to accomplish God's will. So the thing is— Well, I guess at that point in time, Jesus hadn't died already. Yeah, it was Old Testament.

Yeah, why doesn't he get the same forgiveness? Yeah. Yeah, to accomplish God's will. So the thing is— Well, I guess at that point in time, Jesus hadn't died already. Yeah, it was Old Testament.

Yeah, why doesn't he get the same forgiveness? Yeah. Yeah, to accomplish God's will. So the thing is— Well, I guess at that point in time, Jesus hadn't died already. Yeah, it was Old Testament.

Wowza. Karma. No.

Wowza. Karma. No.

Wowza. Karma. No.

No, no. You know this idea, like, I think that we have a skewed understanding.

No, no. You know this idea, like, I think that we have a skewed understanding.

No, no. You know this idea, like, I think that we have a skewed understanding.

Yeah, sure. I think we have a skewed understanding of karma, and Akash can speak to it more, but this idea, like, it's transactional. I do a bad thing, and then something bad happens to me later. But it might be a little bit something more like... You live within your karma. Doing bad things makes you feel bad about yourself. And then you exist within this badness, right?