Jiang concludes that when Piccarda says God put her in the lowest sphere and she is thankful for it, she is insulting God because she attributes her chosen position to divine imposition.
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Insulting God
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"...God put me here and I'm thankful to God, she is insulting God."
"...god put me here and i'm thankful to god she is insulting god okay because god would never do that to you god would..."
"...God in this world is the Pope. Because the Pope is insulting God by telling the world that God can be bribed by money,..."
"...to be evil and click and maybe even blasphemous okay you're insulting God with this sort of thinking okay the problem is that of..."
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