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Jiang's Dantean description of humans as both mortal bodies from matter and immortal souls breathed directly by God.
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Dual nature
Jiang's Dantean description of humans as both mortal bodies from matter and immortal souls breathed directly by God.
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Humans have a dual nature: the body is mortal matter made through natural law, but the soul is breathed directly by God and carries the divine essence of love.
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"...himself and therefore the angels are perfect we humans have a dual nature we are both created from the laws of the universe we..."
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"adam god created him from out of dust okay but then what god did was breathe life into him so the essence of god..."
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"...and created by the laws of the universe. We have a dual nature. And the main advantage of this dual nature is it gives..."
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"the dual nature we are both body and soul we can make mistakes we can ear and in this process we develop we develop..."
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