In this lecture, a revolutionary promise of no debt, land for subsistence, and no slavery.
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kingdom of heaven
In this lecture, a revolutionary promise of no debt, land for subsistence, and no slavery.
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Jiang defines the kingdom of heaven in this revolutionary frame as a society with no debt, land for subsistence, and no slavery.
Jiang says Muhammad was a revolutionary who wanted to overthrow the social order and establish the kingdom of heaven on earth.
He presents the sending of dissenters to America as a way for England to manage religious conflict by letting them build their own kingdom of heaven.
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"What's a kingdom of heaven? A kingdom of heaven is where people don't have debt, where people have land to feed themselves, and where..."
"...And Muhammad said to everyone, we're going to create a kingdom of heaven."
"...back, when we take it back, we will establish a kingdom of heaven on earth. We will follow God's law. God's law demands equality...."
"So this started a major conflict. A major conflict between these groups and the king. And these people are called dissenters. And eventually, this..."
"...there's nobody in America. So you can build your own kingdom of heaven. Do you understand? Okay? So this is the origin of the..."
"...it is hard for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven. And again I say to you, It is easier for a..."
"...this is really important, Jesus teaches us the rich cannot enter heaven. Why? Because to enter heaven, you must focus on your own spiritual..."
"...lots of different Christianities because Jesus taught us that the kingdom of heaven is within you, right? So it's all very diverse. It's all..."
"are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted blessed are..."
"...everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord, will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my father..."
"...America was founded by pilgrims who wanted to build a kingdom of heaven on earth. And we'll discuss this next week when we discuss..."
"...son of God. And then after he dies, he ascends to heaven. Okay? And then he awaits the day when he has to return...."
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