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An online-chat contribution says mortal adversity in all degrees is God's will, but Jiang does not dwell on it as the desired solution.
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Adversity
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Jiang's theory is that souls arrive in this life with a purpose chosen before birth, and those whose purpose is learning or transcendence are often given hard circumstances so adversity can become a means of ascent.
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He says the people who survive the greatest adversity are often the truly blessed ones because their hardship reflects both a noble purpose and the chance to transcend circumstance.
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"Online chat. So how Lucifer managed constant adversity for mortals in any and every degree is God's will."
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"...because you know what your purpose is, each time you encounter adversity, that enables you to ascend higher, okay?"
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"...great are those who have survived the good times. The greatest adversity. Because, first of all, they came with a very specific purpose, which..."
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"...to say, they're always looking to get better. Okay. They accept adversity. They accept failure as opportunities to improve themselves. Whereas fixed people, fixed..."
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"...stand together and make changes necessary in order to overcome this adversity. And historically, it's always been Japan, okay? Japan in the 12th, 13th..."
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"...that traumatized me. But as you point out, you know, this adversity made me who I am today. And I'm very thankful for that..."
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"...war? Of trauma? Of tragedy? And how can we overcome this adversity? So the Odyssey, it's about three individuals and a family, and they're..."
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