Jiang's definition of human nature as embodied imagination rather than appetite or utility.
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Imagination personified
Jiang's definition of human nature as embodied imagination rather than appetite or utility.
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"...and expressing ourselves. That's who we are. Okay? We are the imagination personified, manifested, made tangible, made visceral. Okay? But we are imagination itself...."
"...of Christianity. But when you do that when you have Jesus personified God you create a lot of issues. Okay? The first issue is..."
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