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Chapter 77 describes the Tao as being like the drawing of a bow, where the top is brought down and the bottom is brought up. It is a cultural critique about how the way of man tends to upset the natural balance of things. The episode will have three general thematic movements:
1. Equilibrium and balance in the universe and in our lives
2. The "Robin Hood effect" - taking from the rich and giving to the poor
3. Lao Tzu's static equilibrium versus Christ's redemptive restoration
Here's the blog entry I quote from: https://www.coreyfarr.com/post/extreme-makeover-eden-edition
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