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Jiang dates Titus's vengeance to the year 70 and says Christians read the destruction of the second temple as vengeance for the crucifixion.
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Christian history
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"...year this is do you guys not not not know your christian history no it's 70 do you understand 70 70 is the is..."
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"...But the Council of Nicaea is a radical turning point in Christian history. Because before, every single place in Europe had its own distinct..."
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"...of nobility. Does that make sense? Because at this point in Christian history, remember, the Catholic Church teaches Christians that the Jews were responsible..."
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"...dealing with an entire cosmology of Christian thought. Okay. Because throughout Christian history there have been a lot of problems. One big problem is,..."
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"...dominant. But the problem with orthodoxy is that a lot of Christian history is made up. It's made up on the spot. And so..."
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