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Christain Influences In Beowulf

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December 27, 2014

 

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There are several other instances of Christian importance all through the poem showing that the monks put there own opinions into this literary work. In the opening lines of Beowulf the monster, Grendel is identified with the Devil. In Christianity the Devil is the source of pure evil and is the complete opposite of Christ whom Beowulf identifies with...
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There are several other instances of Christian importance all through the poem showing that the monks put there own opinions into this literary work. In the opening lines of Beowulf the monster, Grendel is identified with the Devil. In Christianity the Devil is the source of pure evil and is the complete opposite of Christ whom Beowulf identifies with...
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