If society becomes so corrupt that an ordinary person cannot live faith, hope, and love, Jiang says divine intervention becomes necessary as an act of love.
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Ordinary life
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "message of the divine comedy okay and it's the inverse of catholic church the catholic church is don't screw up and you go to..."
Key Notes
Kim frames China as potentially livable for ordinary people focused on family and work, but dangerous for loud political commentators or direct government politics.
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"message of the divine comedy okay and it's the inverse of catholic church the catholic church is don't screw up and you go to..."
"god truly loves us god needs to ensure that we have the opportunity to live a life of hope faith and love all right..."
"just don't go against the government itself then you're you're fine I had a conversation with a friend the other day and he was..."
"all of this and he says wow that's pretty amazing and then he says so but would you rather live in the United States..."
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