The doctrine Jiang uses to argue that worldly violence cannot touch the soul's fidelity to God.
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body-soul distinction
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "thought if i kill myself i just go with jesus and that's why the church hasn't said no you can't kill yourself anymore okay..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "thought if i kill myself i just go with jesus and that's why the church hasn't said no you can't kill yourself anymore okay..."
Key Notes
Jiang turns that doctrine back into the paradox by asking why Piccarda is still in the lower sphere if bodily rape or forced marriage should not matter and faith is what counts.
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"thought if i kill myself i just go with jesus and that's why the church hasn't said no you can't kill yourself anymore okay..."
"what's what's wrong with this yeah uh maybe god think that the body or the stories is what i gave to you but if..."
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