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7 deadly sins

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Religion

 

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August 9, 2017

 

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Lewis ? He was the author of "The Great Divorce." In that book he throws in many comparisons and little tidbits relating to the Divine Comedy. He also believes in an afterlife, much like Dante, but he thinks that hell is not that big and that it is actually the size of an atom. He also thinks that hell exists within heaven...
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He also thinks that hell exists within heaven. Christopher Marlowe ? He was the author of "Doctor Faustus." It is about a man who is tired of all the same stuff in his life so he decides to learn the art of magic. He brings up a devil named Mephastophilis. They grow through a lot and the devil gives many things to Faustus so he'll follow him, which ultimately in the end leads to his death...
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