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The document discusses how committing sin or doing wrong tends to compound itself, with people growing worse over time. However, it also discusses how doing right and living according to God's word has the opposite effect, allowing people to progressively do more good and become more Christ-like as they learn and practice righteousness. Committing to righteous behavior leads to an ability to do more good, give more, learn more, and love more, while sin tends to lead to doing more and more wrong over time.
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