In Book 9, he returns to paradise as a mist at night and transforms into the sleeping serpent. Milton reflects on the argument between Adam and Eve in the novel. Unlike God’s language in the previous novels, which is distinguished by simplicity, plainness, and directness, Satan’s tone in Book 9…
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The reading, St. Faustina’s Visions of Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven, explicitly tells me that the afterlife is so crucial to Christians’ faith that what happens to them after death has a significant impact on their daily lives. The philosophical claim of dualism is evident in these materials, as is the…
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