Glossary
Jiang uses this phrase for angels, demons, God, and the invisible forces underlying visible reality.
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deep things
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "the deep things that on me bestow their image here are hid from sight below so that their being lies in faith alone and..."
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The reread passage is used to support the idea that unseen deep things have their being in faith and that reasoning must proceed from that faith through syllogisms.
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Jiang glosses the 'deep things' as angels, demons, God, and other forces underlying visible reality.
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A student raises the problem of whether direct vision of angels and other deep things would weaken the pilgrim Dante's faith by replacing belief with proof.
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"the deep things that on me bestow their image here are hid from sight below so that their being lies in faith alone and..."
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"...being lies in faith alone so I mean he's talking about things like angels and demons and and God itself right the deep things..."
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"so like uh Dante has has been shown like these deep things right he has been shown these angels and Beatrice is leading down..."
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"...can you read please verse 64 and it's the evidence of things not seen and this i take to be its quiddity and then..."
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"next deep things verse 70 the deep things that"
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"...text yes I have a question yes what what are the deep things that on me bestow the image here uh where is it..."
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The seminar begins with line-by-line questions and expands into a larger claim: Dante matters because poetry trains imagination, vows turn hope into action, and faith, hope, and love stop meaning obedience and start meaning...
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