Jiang argues that metaphorical world-understanding is more useful for human thought than modern literal explanation because it captures forces acting through people.
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Jiang argues that metaphorical world-understanding is more useful for human thought than modern literal explanation because it captures forces acting through people.
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Newton's Observations Upon the Prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse of St. John is treated as foundational for Christian Zionism because it makes history theological and the Bible literal.
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"that led to matter but it's the mind that creates the brain in order to understand the world okay that makes a lot more..."
"the fight and then anger unleashed the god of vengeance who propels me into the fight and then anger unleashed the god of vengeance..."
"laws of motion, they prove that God exists, but much more importantly, they are the basis for a new religion, a new religious movement..."
"So what I'm going to do is I'm going to put a link down in the description below, which will... And you can read..."
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