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Detail of beadwork from an Ojibwe medicine pouch
Monday, October 1, 2007
does father millican make house calls , i think i need to repent for my sins
so i took the test, and it doesnt look like Beatrice, Mary, Rachel, Lucia and I are going to be having coffee and sharing advice together any time soon. i scored in the 8th level of hell. am i doing something wrong ? by the way, i checked out that Inferno book during a study hall today, and it was really funny the way everything is put into perspective of modern day life. i turned it back in to the library, so go take a look at it during some free period
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i think just because your on level 8 doesn't mean your worse i just think you sin one of the mortal sins more than the others. because i was in level two but it said "very high" in a certain sin but i dont want to say. haha
i havent taken the hell test yet. do you just answer questions and tells you how much you what circle of hell you would have gone to?
this test is kinda weird because it doesnt seem accurate..what was the title of the book sd
i took the test and i went to purgatory those are some explicit questions. i was not expecting those kinds of questions.
i didn't realize that stuff at the bottom that said "high" or whatever was important..hehe...whoops... but i got to limbo..woohoo
kevin i think its just called like dante's inferno ? but i know its supposed to be in the like 831 section maybe ? its on book case 7 , and if its not there its just behinde the librarians desk because they havent gotten around to putting it away yet
I took the test, and no It's defnitely not accurate, if you believe in going to hell. What decides your level can't be strictly broken down into those simple questions. I don't think anyone should go to hell!!!
Jessika, Remember that I told you in class that the questions from the on-line test are based explicitly on sins that Dante deals with in the Inferno. The questions that shocked you are from cantos we don't read in class, so don't worry. Dante has the mind and preoccupations of a Medieval man; he also deals frankly with all sins, some of which are less "acceptable" to talk about in polite company.
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