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12 timestamped hits 3 source readings 4 extracted notes Aliases: heaven, heavens, kingdom-heaven, kingdom-heavens, kingdom-of-heavens

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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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kingdom of heaven

Glossary

In this lecture, a revolutionary promise of no debt, land for subsistence, and no slavery.

Definition in the 2026-01-13 lecture.

definition

Jiang defines the kingdom of heaven in this revolutionary frame as a society with no debt, land for subsistence, and no slavery.

Core interpretive thesis of the 2025-01-02 lecture.

model

Jiang says Muhammad was a revolutionary who wanted to overthrow the social order and establish the kingdom of heaven on earth.

Historical model of English colonization in Jiang's lecture.

model

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.

Timestamped Evidence

Christian Zionism Turns War Into Prophecy

2024-05-08, day precision · Geo-Strategy#2: Christian Zionism and the Middle East Conflict

Transcript

"So this started a major conflict. A major conflict between these groups and the king. And these people are called dissenters. And eventually, this..."

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Reading

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