What is Milton's stated purpose in Paradise Lost?
A: to assert his superiority to other poets
B: to make his story hard to understand
C: to justify the ways of God to men
D: to argue against the doctrine of predestination
A: to assert his superiority to other poets
B: to make his story hard to understand
C: to justify the ways of God to men
D: to argue against the doctrine of predestination
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- Milton’s stated purpose in Paradise Lost is to ___________, however, Milton is trying to present God as a despot. A: To assert his superiority to other poets B: To argue for the doctrine of predestination C: To justify the ways of God to men D: To make his story hard to understand
- What purpose does Milton state for Paradise Lost? A: To show how God defeated the rebellious angels B: To justify the ways of God to men C: To prove the superiority of Protestantism over Catholicism D: To show how Adam and Eve made their way out of Eden
- Milton said that his writing purpose of Paradise Lost was ______. A: to defend for Satan B: to blame God’s way to human beings C: to justify God’s punishment on human beings D: to explain why human beings lost paradise
- The theme of Paradise Lost is __________. A: submission to the Almighty to justify the ways of God to Man B: fate, predestination, and the Trinity C: praising the rebellious spirits against the despot D: All of the above
- 中国大学MOOC: Milton said that his writing purpose of Paradise Lost was ______.