Jesus is interpreted as a cosmic being sent by the Monad to reveal the truth and remind people of the divine light inside them.
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Divine Light
In Jiang's Dante reading, sin dims the divine light inside humans; making amends is a chosen effort to return to the proper path.
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In Jiang's Dante reading, sin dims the divine light inside humans; making amends is a chosen effort to return to the proper path.
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"...still the monad in you there's a spark in you a divine light in you that you can activate and if you activate it..."
"this world but to activate this light you must be a good person you must love one another you must reject money and materialism..."
"Okay? So, these are the two things that God has given us. Freedom to choose, freedom to lead the lives we want to live,..."
"...rest in peace the gods can come down and shine a divine light all over us so that's the end of history we're done..."
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