Jiang says Dante's lasting inheritance is not wealth or worldly achievement but remembered action, which is what survives into family memory.
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Jiang answers the worship-versus-belief question by saying what matters is not nominal Christian identity or worship language but the actions that define who a person is.
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"...what this is saying is that you'll be remembered for your actions, okay? Just as the actions of your father were remembered. Just as..."
"...like it doesn't matter do you understand what matters are your actions right what matters it is your actions that define who you are..."
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