Heaven

an event similar to what happened after their children’s deaths happening to Annie, once again. Contrastively, Dante’s and Chris’s journeys are in opposite ways; Dante goes “up” through Inferno and to Paradiso, while Chris’s journey is “down” from “heaven” to “hell,” signifying a difference between the source material and the…

to gain all of the glory of a good person, so he will face the same torturement he perpetrated to those angels, for every life he took, which was over 10, he will be above that pit for 1,000 years, then god will decide his soul’s worthiness, either heaven or forever walking the surface of Earth alone, see you collect the souls of people who have hurt others whether physically or mentally. “Why me though, well heaven’s waiting for you, but first you have to collect a minimum of 1,000 souls, For…

world, therefore not one human who walks on this earth is free from sin, and our only hope in this world is through our faith in Jesus Christ. The Natural World The natural world was created by God. Genesis 1 gives an account of God creating the heavens and the earth from vast nothingness. He created light, land, water, creatures of land and of sea, and man. Everything we see, clouds, caterpillars, kittens, and crape myrtles, God created them. (Tyndale House Publishers, pages 4-7) In Romans…

Faith and Despondency Irene has faith in that one must go through “Time’s wide waters o’er” to reach “the steadfast, changeless shore” of Heaven. Once the speakers of both poems have hope for a better life after death, they have the courage to undergo life’s ordeals. In No Coward Soul Is Mine, the speaker hopes to be renewed from life’s “storm-troubled sphere” in Heaven; for Irene’s father in Faith and Despondency, “the worldly tempests, raging wild/shall strengthen thy desire--/Thy fervent…

Dante's hell, he is only human after all. Heretics are defines as people who teach other practices. He fails to take into account people from different gods and backgrounds. Many Christians believe God is far more loving and embraces non-sinners into heaven without regard…

meeting new people so I believe it would be pointless to stay in San Junipero. Also If I decided to not do so I can learn the answer to the monst important question (in my opinion) is heaven and hell real or was it just created to keep people from acting wrong, in order to make life more enjoyable. I believe Heaven and hell are real but, it would still be cool to have a glimpse of proof, I believe heven and hell are real because I grew up going to church every sunday until I hit high school, It…

Dante and Milton both show hell as where Satan lives, where there is punishment for all of the sinners. In Dante’s and Milton's book they both believe in heaven as a paradise that is wonderful, bright, and that Heaven is on top. The two main characters in both of the books are the same but look different, these characters are God and Satan. Satan is looked at with wings in both of these stories. He has wings because Satan was an angel…

In John 13:1-7, the Bible portrays Jesus washing His disciples’ feet, shortly before He was to be crucified on the cross. In this act of kindness, Jesus was demonstrating humility, and that all Christians must be willing to be servants for others. By washing and cleaning the feet of his disciples, He was demonstrating His love for them. Christians should not think they are superior or better than those who do not hold to the same faith, and they are called to lay aside their pride, serve the…

Dante, in the Inferno, gives us a visual imagination of hell while teaching us the meaning of justice. He illustrates how the sin you commit during your lifetime, will prefigure your punishment in hell. We don’t only see this in the story, we also see this now; however, we perceive it as karma. If you do something bad, it will eventually come back at you. Dante goes through this journey to give us an illustration of the different sinners in hell and what their punishment is. Dante is halfway…

Instead of a fiery portrayal as in the rest of the circles, the deepest stratum of hell is icy and frozen. In the Ninth Circle of Hell, the sinners are either murderers or traitors, and their punishment reflects their depravity. In Round 3 of the this Circle, the murderers/traitors of guests are encased in ice, all except for half their faces above the ice and their tears creating a frosty layer covering their eyes. These sinners are part of the frozen lake, Cocytus, because their act of…