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Jiang reads the Ayatollah's mission through a Zoroastrian-Shia synthesis: Iran sees itself on the side of good against the great Satan, and suffering or sacrifice becomes part of faith.
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Jiang reads the Ayatollah's mission through a Zoroastrian-Shia synthesis: Iran sees itself on the side of good against the great Satan, and suffering or sacrifice becomes part of faith.
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"So now what I want to talk about is what exactly is the divine mission? How do each individual perceive their divine mission? So..."
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"must unite the Muslim world and have them fight on the side of good against the great evil, the great Satan, which is the..."
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