I happen to think that rehabilitation might well be a sensible option in this case, since one might hope there is little chance of re-offending, but there are two thoughts that your position provokes.
Firstly, would we say the same thing about a paedophile who abused his daughter? Many of them have sincerely held beliefs that sex with children is somehow acceptable. Rehab or jail?
Secondly, one would have to be certain that they understood the gravity of their error and take responsibility for their loss. If the loss had not brought on this realisation, would rehabilitation have to take the course of forcing them to repudiate their beliefs - and by extension, their personal grasp of Christianity?
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