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Jiang’s closing definition: sin is a socially imagined barrier one breaks for knowledge, guilt, reflection, and wisdom.
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sin as taboo wall
Jiang’s closing definition: sin is a socially imagined barrier one breaks for knowledge, guilt, reflection, and wisdom.
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"Okay. Look. Sin is taboo. Okay? It is barriers. It is walls in front of you. But if you really want knowledge, you have..."
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"So sin, don't sin just for the sake of sinning. Sin because it allows you to access greater knowledge, a deeper knowledge. Okay? Does..."
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