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Philosophy - B601/2 - Heaven, Hell and Purgatory
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Mapa Mental sobre Philosophy - B601/2 - Heaven, Hell and Purgatory, criado por xKathrynTx em 10-06-2015.
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Philosophy - B601/2 - Heaven, Hell and Purgatory
Heaven
Those who have followed God's way on earth and have not sinned will go to Heaven
A place free of suffering where they will spend eternity with God
Sinners who repent can enter Heaven
'There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain' - Revelations 21:4
The home of God and the angels where good people go after death
Hell
Eternal Place without God
Many pieces of art in the Medieval Times depicted a frightening image of Hell with fire, pain and eternal suffering
The idea of Hell was often used to try and get people to be morally good and follow the teachings of Christianity
Some Christians see Hell as an idea where at the point of death, the body and soul no longer exist
Purgatory
Roman Catholic belief
Souls go here who have died but are not yet ready to go to Heaven
It was common in the Middle ages for people to leave money for prayers to be said after their death to decrease their stay in purgatory
The Soul
Regarded as the non-physical part of a person
Often used to refer to someone's mind, personality, or emotional being
The soul is seen as the part of a person that makes them unique
The soul is eternal and doesn't die
Monotheism
The Body and the Soul are one
Dualism
The Body and the Soul are both separate
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