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The central Christian problem in this lecture is why Jesus had to die: Paul ties it to original sin and forgiveness, but the later doctrine that Jesus is God makes divine self-sacrifice conceptually puzzling.
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Crucifixion
The central Christian problem in this lecture is why Jesus had to die: Paul ties it to original sin and forgiveness, but the later doctrine that Jesus is God makes divine self-sacrifice conceptually puzzling.
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Dante's answer, as Jiang presents it, is that God sacrifices himself because every other path falls short of justice: the self-sacrifice both proves love and teaches humans remorse.
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"What did God create us? What is our responsibility to God? Okay? And the last question is, how can we best worship God? Meaning,..."
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"And because we disobeyed God, God had no choice but to banish us from the Garden of Eden. Okay? And so, why did Jesus..."
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"time of a man named Tertullian, who lived about the second century, he argued for the Holy Trinity, which is that God, Jesus, and..."
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"the power to offer satisfaction by himself we want to kill God that was the original sin we wanted to eat that fruit become..."
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"so i'm going to use a metaphor to explain this idea it it's a very it's not a great metaphor but i think this..."
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"eve i don't really love her it doesn't make sense that's a paradox here that's a conflict and so what i choose to do..."
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"...thing we know. The third thing that we know is the crucifixion, okay? So we know that the Romans crucified Jesus. We don't know..."
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"...all right so uh this is an ai depiction of the crucifixion crucifixion of jesus jesus is in the middle and as you can..."
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"...is Plato's Allegory of the Cave. The second story is the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. The third story is the second coming of..."
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"crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, it's interesting because it is actually a reimagining of Plato's Allegory of the Cave because Jesus was this truth..."
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"...power of these three stories, Plato's Allegory of the Cave, the crucifixion of Jesus, the second coming of Jesus, it's really helping us answer..."
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"...talk about is, if it is true that this story, the crucifixion of Jesus and the second coming, is such a powerful story, then..."
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