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How do Chaucer's views of suffering differ from Dante's?
Chaucer believes fortune decides someone's suffering, while Dante believes that suffering is a consequence of sin. (@pex)
Does it seem that the seven main characters of Lost fit the definition of the seven deadly sins?
Yes, it seems like they're punished for their sins on the Island.
How do jews believe theyll get sent to hell?
The Torah teaches that sins are punished, whether in this world, the next world or both. The way to avoid that is through Teshuvah (returning to God and the Torah and keeping the mitzvos [commands]).
Does God punish those who are imperfect?
The only thing upon which any one will be accountable for the punsihment either in this world or the hereafter is doing evil consciously. Besides of commiting sins, no one will be punished for anything.
How is eve punished for her sins?
No Eve did not repent in the garden of Eden.
Why god send his son?
To live a perfect life, to teach disciples, to take our sins upon himself and be punished for them in place of us.
What did John Brown say he would not have been punished for identical acts?
That the sins of this great nation will only be purged away with blood.
Why are you punished for the sins of your great great great grandfather Exodus 20 v5?
It is not only Adam who has sinned but, we to are born sinners and so we to die .
What is the significance of the in our lives?
The significance is that he loved us so much that he died for our sins so that we should not be punished for them and go to hell, (John 3.16).
Should Romania be punished for the world war 2?
Romania was severely punished behind WW2.
How did Jesus take on the sins of the world?
Jesus took on the sins of the world by sacrificing himself on the cross, bearing the punishment for humanity's sins so that people could be forgiven and have a relationship with God.
What is the significance of Jesus' love in our lives?
The significance is that he loved us so much that he died for our sins so that we should not be punished for them and go to hell, (John 3.16).
