The true picture of Alexander, to me, who will usually try to see the positive light of things "he was amazing. ... Considering the point that he believed himself to be divine, descended from Zeus-Ammon, Ammon who was the serpent god, the serpent being the direct tool of Satan in the Garden of Eden. ... For my part, I can relate to his personality because I have more relations that one who are that way, and I used to be that way (on quite a smaller level, perhaps) before Jesus saved me 2 years ago. ... - Had things stayed in optimal condition, I believe so. ... This is the ideal scenario ...

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Although their Ethical agendas are constructed differently and Aristotle's Ethics lack sins against God, Dante and Aristotle generally seem to condemn the same sins (either an extreme or a deficiency). ... This remains true for the inner ring of the seventh circle (which condemns violence against God) and Bolgia 3 (which condemns those who have committed simony). Since both writers come from such different theological eras, they share different views on God. Sins against God are not discussed in Nicomachean Ethics, which was written prior to the rise of Christianity and so one cannot comp...

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