As far as you go, he believes in what he does, and in second chances. He loves people. I'd go so far as to say he loves you." Loved me? "Why? I don't follow the rules. Aren't religious people into rules?" "Rules make people feel safe. But they can turn into judgments. Condemnation is easy, Vaughn. The harder choice is love, and it's one my dad makes every day.
He has strong convictions in what he believes and values the idea of second chances. His love for people is evident, and it extends to the point where he might even love you. This reflects his compassionate nature and belief in kindness over strict rules.
"Loved me? Why? I don't follow the rules. Aren't religious people into rules?" he questions. The response highlights that rules are meant to provide safety but can lead to judgment and condemnation. The true challenge, according to him, is choosing love over rigid adherence to rules, a daily effort exemplified by his father.
