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Allen asks what response is available to a country attacked by 21st-century war and how Iran can respond to current American strategy.
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Allen asks what response is available to a country attacked by 21st-century war and how Iran can respond to current American strategy.
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A student proposes that Trump may have tried to destroy Iran politically as with Venezuela, failed, and provoked Iranian resistance, which could explain the war without religion.
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A student asks whether there is a specific time when people can act freely without legal restraint.
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A student asks how a private imagined world can make others follow if it is not communicated or enacted.
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A student asks whether sin is a low vibration needed for learning mistakes and success.
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Jiang directly answers the student that Romans killed Jesus, while the Bible adds the disputed claim that Jews conspired to make Rome kill him.
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A student asks how to follow creativity and spark when socialization pushes materialism; Jiang accepts the problem and answers that bravery and listening to the heart are required.
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A student tests the free-will analogy by asking whether letting a child risk kidnapping or death is still love; Jiang distinguishes trust from neglect.
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"I just have one small question about the 21st century war. Like, if a country has been attacked by this strategy, how can it..."
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"But, I think, like, if we look into the war between America and Iran, I think Trump is trying to destroy Iran as the..."
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"Do we have a specific time that we can really do such things so freely and we are not restrained by laws? And such..."
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"But like, if I create my own world inside my head but I did not tell others or I did not influence others uh,..."
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"Like, I think Frank said that you can have all pleasures that you want of sins. But I think that is a kind of..."
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"That makes no sense, right? If Jesus, if his teachings went against Jewish law, and that's why the Jewish priests had him killed, then..."
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"Uh. So, the real group that killed Jesus is the Jews or the Romans?"
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"So, yeah. I'm saying that it's the Romans who killed Jesus, and we all agree it was the Romans who killed Jesus. What the..."
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"Yeah, I have a question that God led us to be creative and like do our thing though. We want to do like the..."
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"Yeah, okay. That's a great question. And it's a problem, right? Because as you say, your parents, the school society brainwashes you to believe..."
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"Eventually, you'll figure that out. And then you're like, you know what I should do? I should do what I believe to be true...."
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