Jiang's metaphor for the force of love that lifts Dante upward.
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tractor beam
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...okay? And the love is so powerful, it's almost like a tractor beam. It's like a rope that carries you. Okay? Do you understand..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...okay? And the love is so powerful, it's almost like a tractor beam. It's like a rope that carries you. Okay? Do you understand..."
Key Notes
Jiang's science-fiction image for God's constant effort to draw the human being toward him.
Jiang crystallizes the point by saying God is like a tractor beam that has locked onto you and is trying to draw you toward him.
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"...okay? And the love is so powerful, it's almost like a tractor beam. It's like a rope that carries you. Okay? Do you understand..."
"...him. You understand? Right. He's, he, he, he's, he's like a tractor beam, right? He he's locked you on. He's going to draw you..."
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