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Virgil's stated rule is that virtuous pagans remain in limbo because they lack baptism, with Christ's descent into hell as the single historical exception.
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Virgil's stated rule is that virtuous pagans remain in limbo because they lack baptism, with Christ's descent into hell as the single historical exception.
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"not great it's still part of hell but it's a place specifically for virtuous pagans who were born before the time of jesus you..."
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"to be baptized into the faith the portal of the faith that you embrace and if they live before christianity they do not worship..."
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"heaven and that was the death of Jesus Christ remember that he was crucified and he was crucified and he was crucified and he..."
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