Jiang says the medieval church teaches fear, but Dante teaches that God is love, does not judge or punish sincere action, and instead wants will, desire, and the fullest creative life.
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"Yes, okay, this is really important, guys, okay? At this time in history, the Catholic Church tells you to fear God. You understand? Live..."
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