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9 Circles Of Hell
First Circle : Limbo
Limbo are Pagans, and non Christians that did not sin.
Second Circle : Lust
People who are overcome by Lust.
Third Circle : Gluttony
People who cannot stop eating.
Fourth Circle : Avarice or Greed
Those who waste their life either collecting/hoarding money, or constantly spending money.
Fifth Circle : Wrath or Sloth
Wrathful are people who are constantly angry, and slothful are people who are constantly lazy.
Sixth Circle : Heresy
a person who holds religious beliefs in conflict with the dogma of the church.
Seventh Circle : Violence
Separated into three parts. 1 : Violence against another person. 2 : Violence against ones self. And 3 : Violence against god. This circle hosts the violent people of the world.
Eighth Circle : Fraud
Those who commit fraud. There are nine types of this, each with a different punishment.
Ninth Circle : Treason
This circle is for those who betrayed others.
Limbo are Pagans, and non Christians that did not sin.
Second Circle : Lust
People who are overcome by Lust.
Third Circle : Gluttony
People who cannot stop eating.
Fourth Circle : Avarice or Greed
Those who waste their life either collecting/hoarding money, or constantly spending money.
Fifth Circle : Wrath or Sloth
Wrathful are people who are constantly angry, and slothful are people who are constantly lazy.
Sixth Circle : Heresy
a person who holds religious beliefs in conflict with the dogma of the church.
Seventh Circle : Violence
Separated into three parts. 1 : Violence against another person. 2 : Violence against ones self. And 3 : Violence against god. This circle hosts the violent people of the world.
Eighth Circle : Fraud
Those who commit fraud. There are nine types of this, each with a different punishment.
Ninth Circle : Treason
This circle is for those who betrayed others.
Examples for each of the 9 Circles Of Hell.
Circle 1 : He was a Pagan, so he was considered Limbo for not accepting Christ, thus landing him in Circle 1
Circle 2 : His lust for another woman was too strong, and he committed Adultery, thus landing him in Circle 2
Circle 3 : He could never stop eating, the damn Glutton, thus landing him in Circle 3.
Circle 4 : All he did was hoard his dollars, thus landing him in Circle 4.
Circle 5 : The bastard was so lazy in life. He never did a day of work, thus landing him in Circle 5.
Circle 6 : He was a heretic. Never believing in god. Thus landing him in Circle 6.
Circle 7 : Poor bastard committed suicide, thus landing himself in Circle 7.
Circle 8 : He stole for everything he had, thus landing him in Circle 8.
Circle 9 : He betrayed his best friend, getting him killed, thus landing himself in Circle 9.
Circle 1 : He was a Pagan, so he was considered Limbo for not accepting Christ, thus landing him in Circle 1
Circle 2 : His lust for another woman was too strong, and he committed Adultery, thus landing him in Circle 2
Circle 3 : He could never stop eating, the damn Glutton, thus landing him in Circle 3.
Circle 4 : All he did was hoard his dollars, thus landing him in Circle 4.
Circle 5 : The bastard was so lazy in life. He never did a day of work, thus landing him in Circle 5.
Circle 6 : He was a heretic. Never believing in god. Thus landing him in Circle 6.
Circle 7 : Poor bastard committed suicide, thus landing himself in Circle 7.
Circle 8 : He stole for everything he had, thus landing him in Circle 8.
Circle 9 : He betrayed his best friend, getting him killed, thus landing himself in Circle 9.
9 Circles Of Hell by DemonJackRipper December 14, 2009
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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