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    In Freedom of a Christian, Martin Luther preaches countless concepts that relate to his religion. One of those concepts shows his perception of freedom and that freedom has different meanings for different people. Freedom, to Martin Luther, was through his faith and relationship with God. His concept of freedom led to other groups fighting for their religious freedom. Some people do not consider themselves to be spiritual, so the representation of freedom must differ for them, and one such variant

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    Hamlet-Religion and The Self in 1600 In 1600 Europe had abandoned the ideas and teachings of Catholic Christianity and began having a Protestant view on the world. When Protestants changed their worldview they rejected the idea of purgatory, causing a key foundation of their new religion. The Protestant Worldview and reaction of it can be reflected in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. In this time of religious and spiritual changes many people are very confused which can be closely related to Prince

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    Dante, the character, changes over the course of this journey. Dante begins his journey lost, and ignorant but then goes through a development when he travels through the inferno, purgatorio, and Paradiso. Experiencing the depths of Hell and light of Heaven, Dante’s life is then transformed.  The influencers and assistants that Dante comes across will change Dante and make him closer and more united with God in the end. When Dante first begins in this story he was lost and clueless physically and

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    “She would have been a good woman if it had been somebody there to shoot her every minute of her life”(O’Connor 11). In A Good Man Is Hard To Find, the grandma was at gunpoint, about to get shot by the Misfit, but she forgives him for all of the bad things he has done. This means that she could have been a good person if there was someone there to shoot her every second of her life because it was when she was about to be shot that she became a good person. In general throughout many of O'Connor's

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    Purgatory Beliefs

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    Purgatory is defined as “a place or state of suffering inhabited by the souls of sinners who are correcting their sins before going to heaven”. When we die, we go through a judgement for our actions we made when we were on Earth. What many people don’t know is that everyone goes to purgatory is doesn’t really matter who you were on Earth as a person. Purgatory is meant to purify the soul before the soul makes its way into heaven. Catholics are taught to confess their sins in the Sacrament of Penance

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    Purgatory Monologue

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    In easeful-death I roamed through the fiery darkness, a soul lost in perdition, damned to Damnation, doomed to roast in the fires of Purgatory forever and ever. I knew that I was dead and that Purgatory was where I was; I was burning up. My father always yelled, “Damn your soul to Purgatory” when he was mad at someone, and he was mad at me. The fear of his wrath was what had always kept me in line, but not this time; this time, I was willfully disobedient. Many times, he warned me that if he ever

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    The Purgatory Annotated

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    For “Purgatory,” I had a hard time revising this piece due the numerous aspects of the story. Initially, I wanted this plot to work on the subtleties where a reader had to work to find the meaning instead of it being spoon fed. During workshop, there was mix reviews when it came to the amount of detail and description in the story. The most popular was the surplus of detail when it came to setting, and the lack thereof on the main character. I left the amount of detail as it was because I want the

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    Purgatory Vs Catholic

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    Protestant and Catholic views on purgatory. According to McGrath,” purgatory is perhaps best understood as an intermediate stage, in which those who have died in a state of grace are given an opportunity to purge themselves of the guilt of their sins before finally entering heaven.” The Roman Catholic Church believes that those who are perfect at death are admitted to heaven. Those who have sin in their lives however, do not go to heaven, but rather go to purgatory where they apparently go through

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    qualities. That is why Dante have written the world of Purgatory. Purgatory is a place after earth is a transformation process that helps every saved soul to perfect themselves for God. Through this process of transformation in Purgatory, a soul must accept, forgive, and learn from their sin in order to be in Heaven. • 1st Paragraph Dante is truly a great poet. When he describes a place, he goes truly deeply than what’s on the surface. In Purgatory, when Dante and Virgil are walking through the gateway

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    Purgatory can be identified as a process of purification after death for those who are saved. For the souls who desire to enter into God’s holy kingdom in heaven, it is necessary to be cleansed by entering through purgatory. There has been much speculation about this doctrine, because like many other things, we are left with many questions. There is much debate about the time it can take for one to go through purgatory. However, it is argued that the pains of hell cannot compare to the oaisn of hell

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