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What is meant by the terms "ultimate power," "finitude," "good," and "evil." Next, choose a lesser god or deity who best represents the definition for each term, explaining in detail why you selected that particular god. Make sure that the gods you choose come from at least three differing backgrounds.

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I think I will use Hades as the "evil" is that right or is there a better choice?

Only give information on Hades. I will build the others once I know this is okay.

Please do not just copy from web sites I can do that search myself. Just give in your own words....not looking for anything polished here just enough to get me on the right track. Any websites you may know of would be great...but please answer in your own words.

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This solution explores the concept of "evil" through the Greek gods, Hades and Set.

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Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy
Year 2
I am thinking of "evil" Hades: God of the underworld what can you tell me that fits in this question?
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what is meant by the terms "ultimate power," "finitude," "good," and "evil." Next, choose a lesser god or deity who best represents the definition for each term, explaining in detail why you selected that particular god. Make sure that the gods you choose come from at least three differing backgrounds.

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1. I think I will use Hades as the "evil" is that right? Only give info on Hades...I will build the others once I know this is okay. Please do not just copy from web sites I can do that search myself. Just give in your own words.... not looking for anything polished here just enough to get me on the right ...

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