Jiang says Jacob Frank radicalized this transgressive logic through ritual sacrifice and incest, and he cites mainstream summaries like Wikipedia as supporting evidence for the sect's practices.
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Dante is not offering a church-approved tour of the afterlife.
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Dante is not offering a church-approved tour of the afterlife.
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"by defying the laws of humanity you're showing your devotion to god so now you have this new concept that justification by sin that..."
"...go on, I know this sounds weird, but just go to Wikipedia, I'm not saying Wikipedia is a great source, but it's a mainstream..."
"...Genoa, and Venice, they have two major political factions. This is Wikipedia, by the way. The Guelphs, which support the papacy, and the Ghibellines,..."
"...need to know about Dante. Okay, so again, this is from Wikipedia, and when Dante is exiled from Florence, he never returns to Florence."
"...Genoa, and Venice, they have two major political factions. This is Wikipedia, by the way. The Guelphs, which support the papacy, and the Ghibellines,..."
"Okay. So, again, this is from Wikipedia. And when Dante is exiled from Florence, he never returns to Florence. He spends all his life..."
"Yeah, I was looking up her Wikipedia just now. I wanted to see. But it doesn't list in the early life what I was..."
"...deployment with ground forces. And even the introduction of WhatsApp, and Wikipedia, of a national draft um in fact um donald trump has is..."
"...the Illuminati. This is well known. If you just go on Wikipedia, it will tell you that Goethe was a member of many different..."
"...the Czar of Russia. But again, let me just read from Wikipedia a bit. Alexander I's reign was from 1801 to 1825, and he..."
"...to make you smarter. You know, if you could have like Wikipedia in your brain at all times and you just, you know, you..."
"Okay, so this is Wikipedia, okay? All right, so the first thing that Muhammad's going to do is announce the concentration of Medina, which..."
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