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Jiang distinguishes orthodox canonical Christianity from apocryphal, hidden, or esoteric knowledge kept within secret societies.
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Esoteric Knowledge
Jiang distinguishes orthodox canonical Christianity from apocryphal, hidden, or esoteric knowledge kept within secret societies.
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He points to the Book of Enoch and Gospel of Thomas as sources for esoteric knowledge used in his secret-society explanation.
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"we've been around for much longer okay but they're all trying to maintain the secret of the universe which is that mind leads to..."
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"the church christianity has many different factions but they all believe in a certain interpretation of the bible okay then what i'm going to..."
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"...of the Bible, but which will give you insight into the esoteric knowledge, okay? The first is called the Book of Enoch. Book of..."
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The lecture asks where secret societies come from and answers by rebuilding Western religion as a sequence of world models: womb, war, empire, false God, inner light, and poetry as an encoded map back...
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