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How does Mephistophilis describe Hell? Select all that apply.

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Ivan4 years ago

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Mephistophilis describes hell, not as a place, but instead as a condition or one's state of being. A place where there is no God is considered as hell. To be deprived of eternal bliss is also hell. In essence, hell is the lack of the presence of God.

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