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He says Hispanics in America are growing demographically and are united by Catholic religion, language, and cultural traits.
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Catholicism
Jiang frames Catholicism as orthodoxy, hierarchy, and justification by works, and Protestantism as direct access, egalitarianism, and justification by faith.
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Jiang frames Catholicism as orthodoxy, hierarchy, and justification by works, and Protestantism as direct access, egalitarianism, and justification by faith.
diagnosis
Jiang says official Catholic teaching treats the Church as the millennium or messianic age and emphasizes personal salvation under Church guidance rather than a literal political end-times program.
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He reads J.D. Vance's Catholic conversion and an American pope as non-coincidental signs of a larger Catholic plan in the United States.
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He speculates that some Catholic fanatics may want a Second American Civil War because Catholics would be positioned to capture the American state after institutional collapse.
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Jiang contrasts Protestant salvation by elect wealth/work, Catholic forgiveness through obedience, and Orthodox dependence on God's mercy because the heart is too dark and mysterious for human redemption.
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The Church of England differs from Catholicism, in Jiang's account, only by loyalty: Catholic authority goes to the pope, Anglican authority to the English king.
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English religious factions are mapped onto class power: middle-class reformers support Protestant change, many nobles remain Catholic, and the king is treated as Catholic-sympathetic.
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"And they're united because, quite honestly, the Europeans don't really like them. They are an outcast. They're considered an enemy by the Europeans. So..."
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"So let's go over the Protestant Reformation, all right? The Catholics and the Protestants. So there are three major differences between the Catholics and..."
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"You have to obey our dogma. Even though our dogma doesn't really make much sense, okay? That if hierarchy, of course, leads to corruption,..."
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"And the third idea is justification by works. The second idea is justification by faith. The problem though, of course, is that these three..."
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"Okay, now let's move on to the last eschatological tradition, which is the Catholic eschatology. Now, it's interesting because if you read Augustine and..."
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"a policy of personal eschatology, which argues that it is for our own personal transformation, our own personal salvation and redemption through the guidance..."
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"And that's why in France, there is such an emphasis on the separation of church and state. So obviously, the Catholic Church wants to..."
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"is March. This is all part of a larger plan. We also remember that the Catholic Church is embedded into the institution of power..."
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"Another sign is that the Catholic religion is growing very, very fast in America. Right now, it's about 22 % of the American population...."
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"Okay. And again. These are different branches of Christianity. And they seem similar. But in reality. They are extremely different. Okay. So the Protestants...."
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"Because only God. Can save. And redeem us. Even though. We are beyond. Salvation. And redemption. Okay. The third major difference is. The Protestants...."
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"Okay? So the Medici's, the Florentine bankers, they sponsored a man named Henry Tudor, Henry Tudor, who is of the House of Lancaster. Okay?..."
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The Protestant Reformation begins as liberation from priest, pope, and ritual.
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