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Jiang's existential gloss on resurrection: death does not erase the soul because the soul is divine in origin.
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reborn
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"...in other words you can't possibly die you can only be reborn and we be reborn okay so if this is the case what's..."
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"...in other words, you can't possibly die. You can only be reborn and be reborn, okay? So if this is the case, what's the..."
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"...also moves in a cycle. You're born, you die, then you're reborn, then you die again, then you're reborn again, okay?"
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"...be dead, and then, so, if I die, I'll either be reborn or go into the spirit world, okay? So, they didn't really fear..."
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"...taking your meat. Your soul. Right? Is still going to be reborn. Or it's going to go to the spirit world. Okay? So this..."
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Paradise first appears as receptivity rather than rank, then the lecture widens into vows, memory, resurrection, original sin, and Jiang's culminating wager that God created humanity because perfection alone cannot imagine.
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