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Jiang argues that pre-modern pagan cultures could be more tolerant than modern nation-state narratives admit because they did not classify homosexuality, race, and minority status in the same rigid modern way.
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Pagan Culture
Jiang argues that pre-modern pagan cultures could be more tolerant than modern nation-state narratives admit because they did not classify homosexuality, race, and minority status in the same rigid modern way.
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"...the question then is how were these pre -modern cultures these pagan cultures tolerant? How did they perceive gays and minorities? Okay. This is..."
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"communities suppress the individual is something that we believe we have faith in it but it just is not historically true. Okay? Also remember..."
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"...uh sanctimonious. It focuses on what is good and evil. Whereas pagan culture is like whether it's interesting or not interesting. Whether it's memorable..."
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