What is The Divine Comedy?
a.
a story of a trip from hell to heaven
b.
a comedy performed in theaters
c.
a play about the end of the world
d.
a comedy about a monastery

A.

A story of a trip from hell to heaven

Explanation:

you could also say another interesting addon to this is Almost no one understands that it was primarily pagan poets who authored today’s widely believed concept about an underground, ever-burning hell. Much of the tradition surrounding this subject came from Dante Alighieri’s (1265-1321) famous work Divine Comedy. In it, he described his view of paradise, purgatory and hell. Notice this quote from a book about his life, Dante and His Inferno: “Of all poets of modern times, Dante Alighieri was, perhaps, the greatest educator. He possibly had a greater influence on the course of civilization than any other man since his day…He wrote, in incomprehensible verse, an imaginative and lurid account of a dismal hell—a long poem containing certain phrases which have caught the attention of the world, such as, ‘all hope abandon…ye, who enter here!’ This had a tremendous impression and influence on the popular Christian thought and teaching. His Inferno was based on Virgil and Plato.”

a. a story of a trip from hell to heaven

Explanation:

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