Jiang's way of naming the dominant theological logic, first fear and vengeance, then love and sacrifice.
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operating principle
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...love and sacrifice. Does that make sense, guys? Okay. Before the operating principle was one of fear, of vengeance. Now it's just love. Everything..."
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"...love and sacrifice. Does that make sense, guys? Okay. Before the operating principle was one of fear, of vengeance. Now it's just love. Everything..."
"...that make sense? Does that make sense, guys? Okay? Before, the operating principle was one of fear, of vengeance. Now it's just love. Everything..."
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