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Jiang treats equality among the sexes as a precondition for accessing God if love is the decisive religious reality.
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"...truly access God. If love must come to the world a precondition must be equality among the sexes. Okay. Does that make sense? Okay...."
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"...anybody to get powerful, get rich, or whatever, that was a precondition for somebody to belong to some ritual, you know, activity in order..."
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"...City, like this financial hub for the world elite. But the precondition is safety and stability, right? And that's gone. So it's gone. So..."
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"...they hunted him down. And again, that's all to create the preconditions for a civil war."
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"...exhibit in certain details, which is a necessary consequence if the preconditions of these experiences are always of the same kind, but which would..."
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"...you must also marry into her faith. Okay? That was a precondition. And that's why the Vikings in Kiev would convert to Christianity. The..."
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