Jiang rejects the idea that harmonizing wills means becoming God; in Dante's frame the point is to become closer to God, not to acquire divinity or power.
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"trying to become god you're trying to be you're trying to be close to the god do you understand"
"like no that's not what dante would say some other people would say that but not but not dante okay all right so um..."
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