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two cities
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Jiang states that original Jesus would treat Eve's pursuit as correct, reversing Augustine's doctrine of pride.
Augustine's heavenly city prizes humility and obedience while the earthly city is ruled by love of self.
Jiang defines Catholic freedom as perfect obedience: one is free only when one cannot even think of disobeying God.
He says Augustine structures the two cities around pride and love of self in Rome versus humility and love of God in the City of God.
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"This is why humility, humility is highly prized in the city of God and especially enjoyed on the city of God during the time..."
"But now you have spiritual authority. Now you represent God. Now you're head of a church, right? And therefore, people can't kill you because..."
"This is why humility is highly praised in the city of God, and especially enjoined on the city of God during the time of..."
"Pride, ego, will. All this is found in the city of Rome. But in the city of God, the only thing that exists is..."
"...catholic theologian named augustine okay um he writes a book called city of god in the city of god what it argues is there..."
"...I didn't actually. But, you know, Kurdistan is a tale of two cities. We're kind of a country, but not a country. We have..."
"...major conflict is represented by Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. These are two cities in Israel, and they are the two major cities of Israel,..."
"...capital of the Islamic Golden Age, the Islamic Caliphate. Okay? Historical city. Over here is Damascus. One of the oldest cities in the world...."
"...ourselves to the glory that is God. Alright? We see the two cities were created by two kinds of love. The earthly city was..."
"...that 90 % of all the top students would come from two cities."
"...start to believe this. So Augustine feels compelled to write the City of God to explain the sack and why Christianity is a true..."
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