Paradise Lost; God As A Sadist

The basic view of Milton's paradise lost is that there is pure evil. Cause of the fall of all human beings In short, the story is like this God originally created everything, but because a corrupt angel named Lucifer wanted more to exist, I tried to start a coup. Because Christian God was omnipotent, he failed because he had no chance of departure.

In the third part of the "Lost in Paradise" of "Lost Paradise", the predefined purpose of Maitreya is to protect the eternal god and to preserve the way God handles humanity - this is the most difficult task. In order for Milton to succeed in his efforts, he has to discover some theological battles that have plagued Christian philosophers over centuries. Since his epic is essentially a discussion of 12 books, it establishes a logical conclusion - Satan's speech in the loss of Milton's paradise Paradise Lost in John Milton is a permanent charm and value. Thanks to its theological concepts, beautiful words, and its magnificent epic, we "renew" contemporary values. Volume 2 of this epic begins with Satan's speech to his servant in the fight against angels in hell. In the first 44 rows, Satan obviously became a magnificent hero, but here

It is a mystery that a true paradise hero lost the true hero's identity with the loss of Milton Paradise. Some people think that Satan is an enemy, that Puritan Milton will not regard God as a hero. But looking back on the history, Milton saw that he had confrontations that prevented most of the magnificent heroes from achieving their goals. There is no conflict between God and his son, and the story of Adam does not start until the destruction of a person. John Milton Cage John Cage is known for his unorthodox theory and highly experimental work. He was an American composer born in Los Angeles on September 5, 1912. No one of his parents went to college, and John himself dropped out of school in two years. His father made a living by earning his living. Cage believes that his father is an inventor and has a very influential way of creating music. John also considers himself an innovator and a discoverer