Jiang explains reported miracle healing through placebo effect: belief and perception shape bodily reality, so faith can produce real effects without proving Church authority.
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Miracle
Jiang argues that Dante restructures Christian theology by placing Mary, not Jesus, at the center, because a mortal woman giving birth to God becomes the deeper miracle.
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Christianity is framed as unusually question-heavy because it joins exclusive salvation, missionary pressure, divine sonship, sacrifice for sin, second coming, and miracle as its explanatory stopgap.
Jiang argues that Dante restructures Christian theology by placing Mary, not Jesus, at the center, because a mortal woman giving birth to God becomes the deeper miracle.
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"...like, later the cancer just disappears. And they said it is miracle by the Catholic Church and they all believe in the Catholic Church...."
"Okay. Yeah. Okay, back to your question. Okay. So this is what we call the placebo effect. Okay? The placebo effect is basically you..."
"Today we discuss the most famous person who has ever lived. There are about 2 billion people in the world today who believe that..."
"But these are the major ideas that most Christians agree on. First thing is that Jesus is God. He is the son of God..."
"...in Christianity. And that's why Christianity also proposes the idea of miracles, okay?"
"...sins? Why is there such a thing coming? It's all a miracle, okay? Meaning don't question it, just believe in it, all right? So..."
"...reason why is, ask yourself this question. Is it a greater miracle that a God could come to earth and die for our sins?..."
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