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Jiang says many faiths treat Jerusalem as the place where history will end, making it natural for believers to orient action toward final events there.
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Abrahamic religions
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"You have, of course, the Western Wall. So from a religious perspective, it's really the epicenter of the world. So I think it's natural..."
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"And that story is very, very compelling. Like a world war in which Israel stands up against the entire world, the war of Gog..."
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"...a lot of the discussion. Lately has been about the three Abrahamic religions and for obvious reasons and potential manifestation of their eschatology. But..."
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"...it's like Buddhism. It's not eschatological in the way that the Abrahamic religions are eschatological. And that's important because it's eschatology that drives your..."
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