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    world‚ knowing that man is weak and will be much easier to conquer than God and his angels. Satan is the only character with a definable goal: to harm God by making man rebellious and sinful. He is also made out to be the only angel that would stand up to God and rebel; and led other angels into the rebellion and consequently cast into hell. There he easily took control over it and declares: “Better to reign in Hell‚ than serve in Heav’n...” As apparent as this statement is‚ so is the pride of Satan

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    the services of Mephistopheles to give him everything he desires. With the help of the Devil‚ Faustus brings his magical art into full play‚ meanwhile Faustus has experienced much internal conflict‚ symbolized in the appearances of both Good Angel and Bad Angel In the final scene‚ there remains only the terrifying soliloquy in which the anguish of the hero’s mind is poignantly pressed. Anyway‚ knowledge can bring everything and it can conquer the nature‚ so people can achieve their goal. Like Dr

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    to show the difference between heaven and hell. He does not do this in the literal sense of the places where humanity will be going in eternity. Rather‚ he embodies the figurative sense of heaven and hell which people experience on earth. He focuses on the importance of our earthly decisions in the balance of not only how we spend eternity‚ but how we experience our lives on earth. The picture he shows for hell is dark and grey. People don’t realize in hell; rather‚ they feel that they have an abundance

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    depictions of Hell throughout literature include varying constants‚ such as the geography of Hell itself. Although some aspects in various literary works remain unchanged‚ the description of Hell as a place of evil‚ differs greatly from one author to the next. Religious beliefs have a great influence on an author’s work. Especially when the piece of literary work takes part in a biblical period; for Dante and Milton it is evident in each of their works. A common construct of Hell‚ which both Milton’s

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    entities‚ both human and divine‚ who challenge the faith of humans in the Hebrew Bible. In Christianity‚ the title became a personal name‚ and "Satan" changed from an accuser appointed by God to test men’s faith to the chief of the rebellious fallen angels ("the devil" in Christianity‚ "Shaitan" in Arabic‚ the term used by Arab Christians and Muslims). In Islam‚ a shayṭān is any evil creature‚ whether human‚ animal or spirit. With the definite article‚ the Shayṭān is Iblis‚ the Devil. The original

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    Alex Malarkey

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    Payton Allen 12-19-12 Braedyn P#.2 I. Intro – Thesis Statement: What if I told you‚ that I’ve been to heaven? What if I told you‚ that I’ve met God‚ Jesus‚ the angels‚ and yes‚ even the devil? It seems hard to believe‚ yes I know. However‚ I assure you‚ it’s all the truth! My name is William Alexander Malarkey. This is my story. II. Body Paragraph #1: First‚ let me take you back to when and where this all started. A. November 2004‚ Alex and his dad were in a major car accident

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    Dante’s Inferno Circles of Hell and Punishments Circle 1: Limbo Dante’s First Circle of Hell is resided by virtuous non-Christians and unbaptized pagans who are punished with eternity in an inferior form of Heaven. They live in a castle with seven gates which symbolize the seven virtues. Here‚ Dante sees many prominent people from classical antiquity such as Homer‚ Socrates‚ Aristotle‚ Cicero‚ Hippocrates and Julius Caesar. Circle 2: Lust In the Second Circle of Hell‚ Dante and his companion Virgil

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    incomparable power over humanity.  He asks to see his friends Valdes and Cornelius‚ who are very interested in his work.  While Faustus is waiting for them in his study‚ good and evil angels talk to him. The good angel advises Faustus to relinquish this blasphemous profession for fear of God’s wrath.  The evil angel urges him to continue his work and become the commander of the elements.  Faustus daydreams about becoming very rich and powerful and resolves to continue studying and practicing the

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    and profound despair. SATAN’S SECOND SPEECH: With his second speech‚ Satan sweeps off all doubts from his friend’s mind. "To be weak is miserable‚ doing or suffering." If God attempts to turn evil into good‚ it must be the sacred duty of the fallen angels to foil his attempts and turn all good to evil. God has now withdrawn all his forces and is in a confounded state. They should not let this opportunity slip. It is imperative that all of them should assemble and consult how they may hereafter most

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    explains how Satan is a character full of pride‚ which led to one of Satan’s biggest mistakes. This immense source of pride‚ led to Satan attempting to overthrow God‚ but instead it resulted in Satan being cast into Hell. Milton describes what Satan feels like now that he has been cast into Hell‚ “for now the thought/Both of lost happiness and lasting pain/Torments him...”(1.55-56). This‚ Milton uses to try to get the readers to pity Satan for his fall and not view him as an evil being. Milton describes

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