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Jiang argues that the church pioneered a new control technology: unlike empire, it governs through an eternal, infallible God and can threaten eternal damnation.
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Eternal Damnation
Jiang argues that the church pioneered a new control technology: unlike empire, it governs through an eternal, infallible God and can threaten eternal damnation.
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"It's Muslim in the year 1000. There's także一个亦是俄国。 And this will create conflictiques two different countries says. All right, so how was the church..."
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"...Church demands labor from you. The Church can sentence you to eternal damnation. The Church can have you burn in hell for eternity, okay?..."
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"...everyone to believe in Jesus, we are literally saving them from eternal damnation. As you can see, this is a really good business model..."
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"...figure out the grace of God, then you'll be condemned to eternal damnation. So these are the three major problems created by the process..."
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