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    Lost‚ that this can be true. The notion of a Christian humanist is based on spiritual and moral achievement required to earn merit as can be seen in the heaven that is described by Milton in his epic poem. Despite the fact that his main character was Satan‚ a fallen divine being‚ he still managed to express his humanist beliefs by creating a devil that reflects fundamental human problems. Paradise Lost only served to stress Milton’s humanist beliefs due to his Christian principles and not in spite of

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    Tyger” represents reality. “The Tyger” is a darker‚ heavier poem. “The Tyger” is symbolic of Satan and “The Lamb” is symbolic of Jesus; this shows there is a belief of good and evil. Satan is pure evil like the Tyger; he is to be feared. “On what wings dare he aspire” is referring to Satan’s desire to be God himself. “When the stars threw down their spears” is a reference of the war between God and Satan‚ good and evil. “Did he who made the Lamb make thee?” questions the ability of God to create

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    the ponds at night and disappear by morning. At first Pi thinks the island is a delusion‚ “I was getting used to my delusion. To make it last I refrained from putting a strain on it; when the lifeboat nudged the island‚ I did not move‚ only continued to dream.” But Martel spends too long with the island for it to just be a delusion. Pi describes the island very precisely. It just doesn’t have the hazy feel of a delusion. One possibility is that the island represents some type of faith. When Pi first

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    their situation . But behind this suffering there was a deep conspiracy involved and Satan himself was that conspirator. Satan asked God to tempt Job‚ God allowed him but within limits‚ not to take Job’s life. All his livestock and children were gone but still his faith in God was unshaken. When God gives us happiness we do not question Him then why should we question Him when he takes away what was His only. Satan was tempting Job but Job’s faith in God was unshaken; it was intact and firm in all

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    There are many myths and misconceptions about Wicca or Witchcraft and Satanism that are often held by people of other faith based belief systems. If you go by some of the Evangelical Christians definition of a Satanist you are left with a very large percentage of the population being Satanist as only about 10% of the world’s population is Christian. They often think any religion that is not theirs has to be therefore a Satanist; hence Wicca or The Craft is thereby Satanic in nature. Wicca is a Nature

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    and rotting is already a reality and regardless of how glamour’s it seems on all the TV shows‚ for the person and family it is an absolute horrible mental disorder to work through. This zombie like disorder is called Cotard’s Syndrome (or Cotard’s Delusion or Walking Corpse Syndrome) named after Jules Cotard‚ a French neurologist who first had seen this disorder in a patient. In this rare mental disorder people imagine that they are decomposing‚ dead or non-existent. In one such case was a 20-year-old

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    slept. I was still sleeping when suddenly i felt the lights dim all around me and a shadow lurking behind the curtains. It crept up slowly near my bed. A Satan it was‚ full with a set of horns on its head and a wicked smile. The Satan extended its hand. I wanted to wake up desperately‚ but Satan must have put a spell on me. I struggled. The Satan was almost near me. I shouted at him‚ but I think Satan’s either dont have ears or dont care about living things. It picked up my Alarm clock and set it

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    The Perception of Witchcraft Then and Now Hawthorne’s Young Goodman Brown was set in the seventeenth century when witchcraft was considered a wholly evil practice that would send the practitioner directly to hell. This sets the stage for the story as Young Goodman Brown meets with the devil in a dark forest and attends what is described as a meeting of the damned where fires blaze and people stand around talking and singing. One might wonder what would happen if Young Goodman Brown found himself

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    Milton equips his character Satan with the ability to skillfully articulate falsehoods and heretical notions which will be omitted by non-analytical readers‚ emphasizing and demanding the need to dissect the carefully constructed poetry’s function in the book’s defense and support of God. In Milton’s Paradise Lost‚ Satan observes his new surroundings and directs his reflection at his close ally Beelzebub after their fall and painful time spent in the lake (I. 220-240‚ p.217): Farewell

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    phosphites- whichever it is‚ and tonics‚ and journeys‚ and air‚ and exercise‚ and am absolutely forbidden to ‘work’ until I am well again” (Gilman. 1). Her schizophrenia denies her the right to resume her daily life. Jane’s symptoms of hallucinations‚ delusions‚ and a skewed perception of reality are all caused by schizophrenia; the symptoms require her to be socially isolated. Jane chooses to sleep in the daytime so she can stay up all night and study the different patterns on the wallpaper that

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