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John Milton

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May 15, 2013

 

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John Milton was not in fact a Puritan and he rejected all religions. Milton believed that while the Christian religion was the most important matter in life, it should only involve God, God's word and the individual human being.
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Milton's epic, "Paradise Lost," takes the story of Adam and Eve from Genesis and turns it into a 10,565 line poem. "Paradise Lost" is set in the Garden of Eden during the time of Adam and Eve. Milton tries to convey in this epic that God did not create the evils of the world but Adam and Eve did when they disobeyed God's word...
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