What kind of faulty reasoning is being used here

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"How do I know that God loves me? Well, it's just clear to me that it's because of God's love that I can see so clearly that He loves me." What kind of faulty reasoning is being used here?

A. Red herring B. Wishing thinking C. Genetic fallacy D. Begging the question

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