Jiang's summary of neuroscience says short-term memory is filtered through the senses into long-term memory and then sorted into emotional categories.
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A student synthesis Jiang leaves standing is that church art for mostly illiterate worshipers can purify, humble, and elevate by addressing the senses directly rather than through concepts alone.
The Catholic conversion testimony Jiang allows into the conversation presents art, music, incense, and other sensory materials as a bodily route that awakens the soul more powerfully than abstract Protestant symbol systems.
The quoted Dante question frames the visible cosmos as a model-copy paradox because material spheres appear more divine the farther they are from the center.
A student begins to answer that the line means the senses are not trustworthy enough to capture the unseen directly.
The quoted passage says human opinion goes wrong when the senses cannot unlock truth, and that even reason supported by the senses has only short wings.
Jiang says that in the actual heaven there is no time and space, so hierarchy must be translated into an optical or sensory picture before the human intellect can grasp it.
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"...short -term memory. The short -term memory is filtered through your senses, into long -term memory, and how the memory is then dealt with..."
"...window shining on you does make you feel elevated in the sense of you know you go without the organ you can feel the..."
"...to earth things that really incites like kind of all your senses to feel God. And then with Protestantism it's all abstract ideas, symbols,..."
"...you have set out before me. But in the world of sense, what one can see are spheres becoming even more divine as they..."
"And I to her, if the world were set up with the order that I see in those rings, I would be content with..."
"...you your sin system don't like you you cannot trust your senses because your senses didn't uh doesn't catch catch it but wait wait..."
"...said, if the opinion mortals hold falls into error when the senses key cannot unlock the truth, you should not be struck by the..."
"Okay. So this is a really important idea to keep in mind. Okay. This is a metaphorical representation of the heavens. Okay. In the..."
"Such signs are suited to your mind. Since from the senses only can it apprehend what then becomes fit for the intellect."
"...not really pushing herself to her limit okay does that make sense okay all right all right so let's talk about the schematics of..."
"...treachery okay and these are the nine and again it makes sense because um these four disrupt others capacity to practice faith love and..."
"...easy to get into hard to advance okay does that make sense like anyone can go to purgatory but to graduate you have to..."
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