Christian belief in Jesus's return, here used as the target of Newton's biblical prediction and political-theological planning.
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Second coming
A source-grounded reading of a long Dante seminar that starts with a student dreaming of a tree across water and ends by redefining Purgatory as democratic hope, free will, dangerous guidance, prayer for the...
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A source-grounded reading of a long Dante seminar that starts with a student dreaming of a tree across water and ends by redefining Purgatory as democratic hope, free will, dangerous guidance, prayer for the...
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The expected return of Jesus to destroy evil and build eternal paradise, as Jiang summarizes the Christian story.
Jiang uses it as a Western image of destroying the current reality and replacing it with paradise, oneness, completeness, and wholeness on Earth.
The promised return of Jesus, associated here with bringing heaven to earth and creating a theological problem for establishment authority.
He claims Isaac Newton's biblical prophecy work becomes the basis for a Freemason plan to force the Second Coming through reconstituting Israel, temple rebuilding, Gog and Magog, Antichrist, and Armageddon.
The second coming is powerful because it marks the end of history and promises paradise and reconciliation with God.
Jiang says Newton searched the Bible for a secret code that would reveal the future and was convinced of the Second Coming.
Newton is described as a Christian Zionist because he believed Jesus's return required conditions, including the return of Jews to Jerusalem under Ottoman control.
The First Crusade recruits many motives at once, including forgiveness, legal immunity, vengeance, land hunger, apocalyptic belief, chivalric loyalty, piety, fanaticism, and glory.
Christianity tries to solve Judaism's problems by personifying and perfecting divinity in Jesus and by promising the second coming.
Jiang argues that Christian Zionist belief in war as the trigger for Jesus returning is one of the main causes of Middle East conflict.
Jiang argues that humans generally have nostalgia for oneness and false reality, and he identifies Plato's cave and the Second Coming as powerful Western expressions of those same desires.
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"war will bring about the second coming of jesus trump is divinely ordained okay god picked him in order to start a war in..."
"and they will use it as a headquarters for their global conspiracy, and they will profit from chaos and conflict around the world because..."
"And he was a member of secret societies. He was a member of the British elite. And if someone like Isaac Newton is telling..."
"...be hell on earth. All right, so, Newton's plan to force second coming, okay? And this becomes the basis of Freemasonry, right? Freemasons were..."
"You have to have the Jewish diaspora return to Israel, and that means you promote prosperity, but you also have to promote a Jewish..."
"...the capital of the world, then this will bring about the Second Coming, the return of Jesus. Do you think— Do you think— Do..."
"...and the crucifixion of Jesus, it's really just one story. The second coming of Jesus is really compelling because it's marking the end of..."
"...the future. And he was actually convinced of something called the Second Coming."
"He was convinced that Jesus will return. I mean, these are all Christians at this point, right? He was actually convinced that Jesus will..."
"OK? He was actually convinced that we had to get all the world's Jews and return them to Jerusalem, OK? Only problem was Jews..."
"A lot of people go on this crusade against the Turks. All right, so let's summarize and look at the individual reasons why people..."
"...land, okay? To obtain their own land and become nobility locally. Second coming. What this means is that, okay, so in Christianity, there are..."
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