Jiang answers the student's universalist hope by saying theology would interpret the world's collective happiness and restoration as everything returning to God so that God and the world are made whole again.
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Jiang defines catharsis as the purging of feelings such as hubris and hatred through tears, leaving the person more whole.
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"redemption okay yes my highest hope is to make every every organism every living being in this universe happy and safe and loved and..."
"god but that but that that's what theologians say is returning to god returning to god is if you return to god by yourself..."
"that oh it's hubris that leads to tragedy and therefore it will make you a much more humble person okay this is what we..."
"...unifier. Art is the thing that allows us to contemplate the wholeness and the harmony of the world. And then he says that there..."
"...the replacement of a new reality that creates oneness, completeness and wholeness on Earth. So, in many ways this is very similar to what..."
"...bring it into this one space, and you are creating oneness, wholeness, and completeness. You have achieved the union and the unity of all..."
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