In Christopher Marlowe's The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus, why did Faustus begin to believe that human salvation was impossible?

Faustus first began to believe that human salvation was impossible because:

[he felt God always hate him because of his sins and punish him]

[he felt he had committed too many sins and so his soul could not be saved]

[he read the scripture and saw that all human beings sin and are D word]

[he felt ashamed to ask God for mercy and suffered from depression]

In addition, he had:

[been misled by Mephastophills, who caused him to misread the scriptures]

[offered the blood of children to gain his power and felt his sin was unforgivable]

[been disgusted by the pettiness of human nature]

[been tricked into practicing witchcraft by Valdes and Cornelius and felt it D word his soul]

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Moshe

24 July, 11:42

In Christopher Marlowe's The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus, why did Faustus begin to believe that human salvation was impossible?

Faustus first began to believe that human salvation was impossible because:

[he felt God always hate him because of his sins and punish him]

[he felt he had committed too many sins and so his soul could not be saved]

[he read the scripture and saw that all human beings sin and are D word]

[he felt ashamed to ask God for mercy and suffered from depression]

In addition, he had:

[been misled by Mephastophills, who caused him to misread the scriptures]

[offered the blood of children to gain his power and felt his sin was unforgivable]

[been disgusted by the pettiness of human nature]

[been tricked into practicing witchcraft by Valdes and Cornelius and felt it D word his soul]

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Lola Walls · Answer 1

Faustus first began to believe that human salvation was impossible because he read the scripture and saw that all human beings sin and are D word.

In addition, he had been misled by Mephastophills, who caused him to misread the scriptures.