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It is critical to keep in mind that without further discussion of the justificatory reasons that actors or groups of actors might have for these infringements, we cannot condemn their actions as impermissible.
The medieval context out of which the Lutheran church arose provided a strong claim to the justificatory transformation of creation that was due to the satisfaction of the Creator by means of the sacrificial death of the Son.
349) The justificatory burden should always fall on those who wish to see the law changed so that it interferes with personal choice.
 
 
 
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