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English Protestant groups who treated the Bible as supreme authority and came into conflict with the king and establishment.
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Dissenters
The interview starts with the end of the world and Satoshi Nakamoto, but the deeper line is Jiang's theory of front men.
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Jiang says English dissenters and Puritans came into conflict with the king because they treated the Bible as supreme authority and believed it imposed rules that challenged establishment power.
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He presents the sending of dissenters to America as a way for England to manage religious conflict by letting them build their own kingdom of heaven.
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"...between these groups and the king. And these people are called dissenters. And eventually, this led to something called the English Civil War, where..."
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"Okay? With people in power. And so the king was like, guys, if you really believe in these things, go to America. Why? Because..."
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"...we know doesn't work. Um, and there was a lot of dissenters, like the most famous, I think at that time was Brent, uh,..."
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"...there's a major conflict between the Protestants the Puritans or the dissenters and the king and it leads to wars basically and so the..."
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"...go away there guys and leave me alone okay so the dissenters go as pilgrims to America to build their own theocracy what they..."
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"...thing about the Crusades is they were also focused internally against dissenters. And there were quite a few dissenters throughout this history, okay?"
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"...that make sense? All right. So these people in America, these dissenters. Okay? One question that they always ask themselves is, why isn't Jesus..."
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