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While these words could offer a rigorous command about marriage and remarriage, they also offer the good news of Jesus' refusal to answer questions with Yes or No; rather, Jesus answers with a question to the community and with a challenge to hardheartedness. Only then will we--and our children and their children--be saved from the hardheartedness that allowed it to happen and that could, at any time, allow it to happen again. The external source material in the film systematically heightens the culpability and the inhuman hardheartedness of the Jews and their leaders. |
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