Jiang treats the Bible as an accommodation to human limits rather than a pure identical presentation of the divine, and he tells the class not to believe everything in it uncritically.
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Human limits
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"Oh, right. Okay. Okay. So what he's saying is this. Okay. The universe is eternal. God is eternal. Okay. But language, which is a..."
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