The God-seeking part of the person or nation; Jiang says Jerusalem religious actors map Jerusalem to it.
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divine soul
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...They believe that. They believe that in every person, there's a divine soul, okay, that comes from God. But it is trapped in the..."
Key Notes
In Jiang's account of the Jerusalem religious vision, Tel Aviv represents Israel's animal soul and Jerusalem represents its divine soul.
The animal-soul/divine-soul model can be generalized from Israel to the individual: people struggle between material comfort and the part of them that seeks God or meaning.
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"...They believe that. They believe that in every person, there's a divine soul, okay, that comes from God. But it is trapped in the..."
"And this is the divine soul. All right? So, what the animal soul is, you seek material comfort. You want to have sex. You..."
"...and one represents the animal soul, and the other represents the divine soul. Like I can substitute this logic to a single person. Like......"
"...in Israel, okay? A conflict between the animal soul and the divine soul. The conflict between the animal soul and the divine soul. The......"
"...all the power has no authority over me because i'm a divine soul uh that could be very upsetting so we also know that..."
"...this world is fake anyway who cares what matters is the divine soul okay all right yeah you have"
"...while we're here. But at the same time, as these immortal divine souls, we're constantly in the process of seeking enlightenment. And the problem..."
"...and even these Africans, we just... We should treat them as divine souls under Christ. And we shouldn't expect... We shouldn't exploit them. And..."
"...that's what gives rise to humans. So we are these pure, divine souls in these corrupt, ugly, painful bodies, okay?"
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