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Jiang sharpens the paradox by naming two paradise truths Virgil already seems to know: that God's one essence is love and that Mary's birth-giving is central to redemption.
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Virgil paradox
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"he's supposed to learn from his journey yeah like this is really confusing for us because we just said virgil is in limbo and..."
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"i'm trying to figure out how he knows two things that are revealed to us in heaven the first is that the holy trinity..."
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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