| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - m grasping my understanding.And for that, I would say that the Tree of Conscience was not in opposition to them acquiring virtue but was a part of the process needed for them to acquire virtue.It cannot be undone what the work of the fruit was supposed to accomplish in them, that is, end their innocence and give them a conscience.There was only one shot at 'getting it right the first time', so to
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