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    Satan's Inferno

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    intellect; the substance of evil‚ the loss of humanity‚ intelligence‚ good will‚ and the capacity to love." Satan looks to be much different than the other depictions of him from the other 2 books represented here; he is not a cunning‚ charismatic‚ fallen angel anymore‚ he is a slobbering‚ wordless‚ animal-like demon with three heads that chew on Judas‚ Brutus‚ and Cassius. “The Emperor of the kingdom dolorous / From his mid-breast forth issued from the ice; /And better with a giant I compare / Than do

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    BOOK 9 ANALYSIS Milton begins Book IX as he began Books I and VII: with an invocation and plea for guidance‚ as well as a comparison of his task to that of the great Greek and Roman epics‚ the Iliad‚ Odyssey‚ and the Aeneid. Milton explains by way of this invocation that Adam and Eve’s fall is the major event that occurs in Paradise Lost. Their fall is the poem’s climax‚ even though it comes as no surprise. By describing the fall as tragic‚ Milton conveys the gravity and seriousness of this catastrophe

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    the Angel I think the angel was there to heal the child and the people. The child was sick with a temperature. The story says‚ “…the newborn child had a temperature all night…”. The people were sick in the sense that they were treating things that were different from them as animals. The story says‚ “…he dragged him out of the mud and locked him up with the hens in the wire chicken coop.” These quotes show that the child was ill and Pelayo was treating the angel like an animal. The angel came

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    The Hierarchy Of Angels

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    Timmy Salgado Hierarchy of Angels A hierarchy of angels is a belief or tradition found in the angelology of different religions‚ which holds that there are different levels or ranks of angels. Higher ranks may be asserted to have greater power or authority over lower ranks‚ and with different ranks having differences in appearance‚ such as varying numbers of wings or faces. There have been many accounts of people actually saying that they have a spiritual being guiding them and helping them

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    Satan: Rebel or Hero?

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    to present the fine line between the virtuous and the wicked. Satan‚ who was called Lucifer‚ was a highly regarded angel in Heaven. This proves that he was formerly upstanding. The reader views Satan as a powerfully authoritative leader to all in his company. Milton illustrates Satan ’s behavior when saying‚ "His pride/ had cast him out from Heaven‚ with all his host. / Of rebel angels‚ by whose aspiring/ To set himself in glory above his peers" (Milton‚ 4). Arrogance was the chief cause why God banished

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    EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE REACTION PAPER Many years ago‚ there was part of history in Heaven‚ where angels fought against God. The war broke out after one angel‚ named Lucifer the light bearer‚ became envious about God’s power. Lucifer gathered his own army of angels. The battle led into an extermination of distrustful angels in heaven. Lucifer was defeated by Michael‚ God’s Archangel. The fallen angels of Lucifer fell on earth and Lucifer was banished by God into a place where he could never do anything

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    Paradise Lost

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    company is well expressed in Book I of Paradise Lost‚ by John Milton. Satan is jealous of God’s command and decides him and an army of other rebellious angels will challenge God and overthrow Him as the ruler of heaven. Satan and the others woke in hell; they had just lost the battle against God. The results of their rebellion lost these disobedient angels access to eternal joy and peace and gained them eternal misery and chaos. Satan would rather be a king in a storm than a servant in a clam. The text

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    ingenuous the angels are (to Milton). In Paradise Lost‚ it says that‚ “For neither man nor angel can discern hypocrisy – the only evil that walks is invisible‚ except to God alone‚ by his permissive will‚ through Heaven and Earth” (3.682-685). Secondly‚ Uriel is the reason that Satan finds Earth. Both of these two fictitious details are added for entertainment‚ and to open the use of angels in the story. The angels seem so powerless compared to Satan‚ but he‚ as they are‚ was once an angel. The Bible’s

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    ability to corrupt to show the thin line between good and evil. Satan was one of the highest angels in Heaven and was know as Lucifer‚ meaning‚ light bearer. This shows he was once a good angel. Milton makes the reader see him as a leader and a strong influence to all in his presence. He best describes Satan’s ways when stating‚ "His pride/ had cast him out from Heaven‚ with all his host. / Of rebel angels‚ by whose aspiring/ To set himself in glory above his peers" (Milton Book I). Satan’s pride

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    of mind. Since I was a little girl‚ I went to catholic school and religion was always a big part of my life. I thought of this child of being perhaps a fallen angel who knew of evil and would persuade people to do so. “I will be good‚” (261) the child says. Therefore‚ from a religious point of view‚ I see this child as one of the fallen angels who wanted to let the people learn about evil and so turn against God. Before the discussion in class‚ I was convinced that Omelas was the city to live

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