"redemptive value" refers to the positive or beneficial aspects or qualities that can come from a difficult or challenging experience. It suggests that even though something may be tough or have negative consequences, it can still provide a chance for growth, learning, or personal improvement.
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«redemptive»
«value»
Sentences with «redemptive value»
- The price Tax Lien Buyers Club would sell to their clients is the current Redemptive Value of the tax lien, which is the same price the county would sell a lien to a client. (biggerpockets.com)
- Yet, we are persuaded there is redemptive value in every situation any of us will ever experience in life, if we can but rise above it and respond well (Romans 8:28). (relevantmagazine.com)
- Some will undoubtedly argue that organ donation by euthanasia will give one's suffering and death redemptive value. (firstthings.com)
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