Jiang reads Augustine's Adam and Eve as saying they were not tricked by the serpent and not simply curious; they were already evil because their pride made them want to become God.
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Evil Will
Jiang reads Augustine's Adam and Eve as saying they were not tricked by the serpent and not simply curious; they were already evil because their pride made them want to become God.
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"...they would not have arrived at the evil act if an evil will had not preceded it why did they do this evil act..."
"that's important to understand they were not tricked by the serpent they were not curious they were just evil for pride is the start..."
"...is this moral truth where if you do evil onto others, evil will come onto you."
"...So he's done evil onto Patroclus. And because he's done that, evil will now come onto Achilles. Okay? So, yeah. So we think prophets..."
"...is by far the worst in Poland. Therefore it stands that evil will open from the north. Everything else will be revealed from there..."
"...Now, could anything but pride have been the start of the evil will? For pride is the start of every kind of sin."
"...is in the world of today, psychopaths will always war. Only evil will war because that's just the structure of this universe. In this..."
"...So the concept here is karma, right? If you do evil, evil will come to you, okay? So it's important to maintain harmony. All..."
"Could anything but pride happen at the start of the evil will? Why did we disobey God? Why did we eat that fruit? Because..."
"...will happen to you. If you do evil in the world, evil will happen to you. It may not happen to you, but it..."
"...now could anything but pride have been the start of the evil will? And the idea here is, if left to our own devices,..."
"...knows what good is pride will be the start of the evil will no pride is who we are we all strive to be..."
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