In Christianity, the attainment of eternal life is perceived through various divergent views and interpretations since overtime science has developed and advanced, leading traditional ideologies and principles to be impugned. The Roman Catholic Church's early conventional view on eternal life is portrayed by the tangible concepts of heaven and hell in which heaven is believed to be comprised of the resurrected lives of faithful righteous Christians whilst hell resides impure and sinful beings. The Triple Decker Universe upholds this idea and further evinces that before the Scientific Revolution it was believed that the Earth was flat with heaven above and hell below (Stimulus 1). As time, progressed into the 12th century the "Ladder of Divine
