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Virgil's account that virtuous non-Christians are doomed in limbo is something Dante is suspicious of and that the poem will later show is untrue.
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Virgil's account that virtuous non-Christians are doomed in limbo is something Dante is suspicious of and that the poem will later show is untrue.
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"And this is a really important idea if you are trying to understand Dante. Free will is a fundamental truth of the universe. You..."
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"And Virgil says there was only one time. And that was when Jesus died and he came to hell. To save and redeem those..."
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"...question here. That makes no sense. Okay? If you're not—if you're non -Christian, it's almost impossible to explain to someone else who is not..."
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"...pagans, shall have immediate remission of sins. Okay, the pagans are non -Christians, the Muslims, the Jews, okay? So what the pope is calling..."
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Dante is not offering a church-approved tour of the afterlife.
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