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Life after death
Is purgatory a state everyone goes through?
formal definition in the 12th and 13th centuries
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How did
St. Thomas Aquinas
explain the nature of
purgatory
and the types of sins associated with it?
State of being-
venial sin
(less serious sins)
what was the significance of the
Second Council of Lyon
in
1274
for the
doctrine
of
purgatory
?
declared middle state where souls are purified. Emphasised prayer in particular mass
how did visionary literature, such as
Dante's
Divine Comedy
, shape the medieval imagination of
purgatory
?
it explained a mountain where souls ascended through levels of purification- descriptions of purgatory
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