
The Florentine Dante, disciple of Virgil, the great Poet of Mantua, in his Divine Comedy cites a terrible case related with atheism.
A shadow screamed:
“That which in life I was, in death I am. Though Jupiter tire out his armour, who supplied his wrathful hand with the sharp thunder-stone that in my last day smote me through the side, though he tire all the rest out, one by one, in Mongibel’s black stithy, and break them quite, crying, “To aid! Vulcan, lay on, lay on!” As once before he cried at Phlegra’s fight; yeah, though he crush me with his omnipotence, no merry vengeance shall his heart delight.”
The arrogance and pride of Atheists who are violent against the divine, in the Seventh Submerged Dantesque Infradimension, is the worst torture.
There exists violence against the divinity when we attempt against our own life, when we blaspheme wrathfully. There exist many subtle ways of violence against the divine; undoubtedly, the violent person against God is the one who does not want anything to do with mystical or spiritual matters, the one who assumes that they can exist without divine mercy and at the bottom of their soul rebels against everything that has the smell of divinity.
There exists violence against God in that self-sufficient person that smiles stupidly, in a skeptical manner, when he hears of matters that in some way have to do with the spiritual aspects of life.
There exists violence against God, in the intellectual rascals, in those know- it-ails that deny all spiritual possibilities to human beings; in those who believe that they have monopolized universal knowledge; in the models of wisdom; in. the learned ignoramuses who not only ignore but also ignore that they ignore, in the iconoclasts that raze to the ground when they analyze religious principles but who leave their followers without a new spiritual base.
There exists violence against God in the Marxist-Leninists, pseudo-sages that have taken away the spiritual values from humanity.
All of them deny that hell exists; they ignore that I-N-F-E-R-N-O comes from the Latin word Infernus (Inferior).
The Inferior Dimensions of Nature exist and the soul of any person who has experienced nightmares has unconsciously descended into those Infradimensions while their physical body is resting in their bed.
Heaven: Superior Dimensions that are related with the ultraviolet light whose quantum momentum is faster than the quantum momentum of this physical world.
Hell: Inferior Dimensions that are related with the infrared light whose quantum momentum is lower than the quantum momentum of this physical world
Heaven and hell are just parallel universes that sometimes the souls of people unconsciously experience while their physical bodies sleep in their beds or while they are under a physical surgery or during deadly accidents of life!













