If the self's identity is partly constituted by its refusals, then the annihilation of those refusals through divine reconciliation would destroy rather than redeem the very subject God aims to save.

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Constituted by(describing what conditions would make something true): Made up of or determined by; in this case, what things would need to happen for something to count as true.
Divine reconciliation(as used in theology and philosophy of religion): In theology, God restoring peace or harmony between humanity and the divine, often by forgiving sins or healing a broken relationship.
Identity(Adams treats identity statements as a variety of atomic formula rather than a logical truth exempt from existence presuppositions): A relation between an object and itself, expressed as an atomic formula (a=a), subject to the same existence-entailment conditions as other atomic predicates under GSA
Redemption(as a synonym for salvation in this philosophical discussion): The act of being saved or restored to a better spiritual state, often by paying a price or through forgiveness of wrongdoing.

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