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Read the excerpt below and answer the question. Justice Moved My Master-Builder: Heavenly Power First Fashioned Me With Highest Wisdom and with Primal Love. (Inferno; Canto III, lines 4-6) This excerpt from the inscription on the gate of Hell is best supported by which inference? God, not Satan, is responsible for the creation of Hell Those who are wise and loving can avoid Hell altogether Satan exists to ensure sinners get what they deserve Although God rejects sinners, Satan rejoices in them

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