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Jiang sharpens the point by saying original sin means the human heart became evil enough to want to kill God and become God ourselves.
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Kill God
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Our hearts became so evil and vicious that we wanted to kill God and become God ourselves. That is the issue, yes?"
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Students explicitly resist Jiang's wording by arguing that wanting equality with God or replacement of God does not automatically mean a desire to kill God.
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"...Our hearts became so evil and vicious that we wanted to kill God and become God ourselves. That is the issue, yes?"
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"So, where did it say that we want to kill God? Like, this is monotheism, I know. But, like, where did it say we..."
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"Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry. Just like she said, the thing... You don't want to kill him. Just, you can't replace them. You can't..."
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"You want to kill God, okay? There's no way that you... There's nothing that you could do to appease God or make amends or..."
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"...want to be better than God. Pride means you want to kill God. Therefore, it is inherently evil. Therefore, the heart inside you comes..."
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"...the IEA. Remember, we try to become God, we try to kill God by eating the fruit from the tree of knowledge, okay? And..."
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"...do that because you try to be God, you try to kill God. So you cannot ever compensate God for the evil that you've..."
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"...our brain we clutter our brains with insignificant concerns when we kill god anything can be god okay so as i said anna karina..."
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"the power to offer satisfaction by himself we want to kill God that was the original sin we wanted to eat that fruit become..."
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