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    names; the devil‚ Satan‚ Lucifer‚ and the Fallen Angel. Lucifer was his God-given name‚ he was once formerly known as the Angel of the Light. Lucifer was blinded by his pride‚ wanting to be God himself. God saw this as an act of rebellion and banished him from heaven. Satan was marked as the ultimate sinner who defied the Creator. God is supposed to be a loving and merciful‚ so why would he condemn his children to an eternity of damnation? Did Christians conjure up the belief that the devil was more

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    is a perfect opportunity for the devil to play. The first character introduced was not Dorian Gray but Lord Henry Wotton who corrupts Dorian into a hedonistic lifestyle which ultimately leads to his demise. Legend depicts the devil wearing many faces and this proves true as he wore the face of Lord Henry Wotton while influencing Dorian throughout his Faustian Bargain. A Faustian bargain derived from the German legend of Dr. Faust who made a deal with the devil in exchange for knowledge. The story

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    | Dante ’s Satan and the Medieval Thought | Sympathy for the Devil | | Maria Roberta Vella (374890M) | 2/6/2013 | | Dante ’s Satan and the Medieval thought When reading the Divine Comedy‚ one realizes that the Middle Ages‚ as far as they may be‚ they preserve a reality so close to us that one remains amazed. The question that arises naturally is whether it is Dante‚ that looks forward and is therefore able to make us conscious of our past and consequently relate the

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    major representation of an evil spirit‚ ruler of Hell‚ and rival of God is of course the Devil. His power to distress humans both with physical sickness and with spiritual corruption is inexplicable. However‚ the idea of a man with such power and knowledge has been used in stories and films alike. In Joyce Carol Oates’ short story‚ "Where Are You Going‚ Where Have You Been?" Oates depicts Arnold Friend as the Devil; we can see this through his physical description‚ strange seduction‚ and his supernatural

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    Daniel Webster and the Devil Daniel Webster and the Devil is a book describing the encounter that Daniel Webster had with the Devil. In the beginning of the story it describes Daniel Webster as dead and describes what type of man he was when he was alive. Then the story goes to another character named Jabez Stone. Jabez Stone was an unlucky farmer and the fourth paragraph describes that. After the fourth paragraph there is a flash back. It goes back to a time when Daniel Webster was still

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    one to steadfastly serve God even in the toughest of times. Although God promises to watch over his people at all times‚ he never promises that life will always be easy. Job lives a prosperous life‚ which suddenly takes a turn for the worst when the devil intervenes in an attempt to weaken Job’s faith in God. Though many important themes are apparent in the book of Job‚ a major theme that is blatantly present is the idea of power. Although most think of power as a mighty word or a word containing a

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    “Young Goodman Brown” is the story of a religious Puritan man from Salem Village who is blinded by the sin of pride and loses faith and fails to see the world as it really is. Brown takes a journey into the woods at night where his guide‚ the devil‚ invites him to follow him and take part in a ritual. Reluctant at first‚ he nevertheless continues his journey‚ which results in his loss of faith in God and his fellow man. Goodman Brown is a firm believer in God and his teachings‚ along with his

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    karma in their respective books‚ The Devil and Tom Walker‚ The Devil and Daniel Webster‚ and The Masque of the Red Death. Romantics value intuition and feeling in order to reach self realization in contrast to rationalists’ value of reason and goods to create a better life. In romantics eyes self realization

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    quote different scriptures or symbolism pertaining to whichever God they follow. Breaking Benjamin follow the movement of Heavy Christian rock bands with their deep lyrics favoring Christianity portrayed in their songs “Evil Angel”‚ “Dance With The Devil”‚ “Anthem Of The Angels”‚ and many more which could potentially make Breaking Benjamin considered the flagship artist of the Heavy Christian rock society. Despite being a depressing song about what seems like someone dying; the group describes the

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    symbolic journey to represent Brown’s transition from naive‚ faithful Puritan to cyncial and bitter adult. At the onset of the journey‚ Brown meets a stranger in the woods who represents the Devil. The Devil attempts to influence Brown by suggesting dark secrets in Brown’s ancestry. The encounter with the Devil is placed in the woods because the woods symbolize our primal nature‚ the darkness within all of us. The identify

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