A Critique of Milton's Paradise Lost and Regained - Baweja, Paul
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Paul Baweja's A Critique of Milton's Paradise Lost and Regained proffers a straightforward analysis of Milton's masterpiece literary work. This critique explores the major Biblical narratives found within Milton's Paradise Lost and Regained, including Lucifer's rebellion in Heaven, Lucifer's fall from grace, God's Creation of Adam and Eve, the Serpent's unwelcome entrance into the Garden of Eden, the Serpent's temptation of Eve, Adam and Eve's consumption of the Forbidden Fruit, the Knowledge of Good and Evil, Original Sin, the Fall of Man, the Coming of the Messiah, fallen humanity's…mehr

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Paul Baweja's A Critique of Milton's Paradise Lost and Regained proffers a straightforward analysis of Milton's masterpiece literary work. This critique explores the major Biblical narratives found within Milton's Paradise Lost and Regained, including Lucifer's rebellion in Heaven, Lucifer's fall from grace, God's Creation of Adam and Eve, the Serpent's unwelcome entrance into the Garden of Eden, the Serpent's temptation of Eve, Adam and Eve's consumption of the Forbidden Fruit, the Knowledge of Good and Evil, Original Sin, the Fall of Man, the Coming of the Messiah, fallen humanity's redemption, the Messiah interceding for humanity as atonement, and humanity's salvation through the Messiah.
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Paul Baweja is an Australian author and scholar. His qualifications include Bachelor of Commerce (Macquarie University), Graduate Diploma of Chartered Accounting (Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia), Master of Business Administration (Macquarie University), and Master of Diplomacy (Advanced) (Australian National University). Paul is the recipient of numerous academic awards, including the prestigious 'Golden Key International Honour Society' Award. Paul has authored several books on Philosophy, Women's History, English Literature, and English Poetry. His books include A Philosophical Treatise of Reality (four volumes) (2021), The Struggle of Women: Major Female Figures throughout World History (2022), A Commentary on Shakespeare's Plays (2023), and A Critique of Milton's Paradise Lost and Regained (2024).