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He reads Bernard's desire for Dante's vision as revolutionary because angels lack access to a truth available to the mortal poet.
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He reads Bernard's desire for Dante's vision as revolutionary because angels lack access to a truth available to the mortal poet.
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"...more than I burned for yours. This is radical. This is Bernard. He is the highest of the angels. And he says, his vision,..."
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"And only this man Dante, can give us the truth, even though we are angels. Only Dante, a mortal man, has access to truth...."
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"...the Imperium. And Dante is being guided by a man named Bernard, an angel. Okay, St. Bernard."
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"...he lacks an imagination. All right. So what's happening is this. Bernard and Dante are together and they're staring at Mary because Bernard will..."
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"...to channel Mary's energy to empower Dante. And not only is Bernard doing this, but everyone, the entire Heaven, is praying to Mary to..."
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"...the time for him to experience God for the first time. Bernard was signaling. He smiled to me to turn my eyes on high...."
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