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It is also possible that "Kingdom of God" should be more fully translated as "paradise" or "paradise of God."
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paintings and other artwork, particular during the era of Romanticism.
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59 songs about Paradise
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numerous popular songs are named after "paradise", and thereby linked to the original concept of the Garden of Eden, including ''Paradise City'' by Guns N' Roses.
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Numerous New Testament miracles and parables confirm the immediate availability of infinite happiness to anyone at any time, including the miraculous catch of fish.
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a point-of-reference for many additional novels, television shows, and movies, such as ''This Side of Paradise'' and an episode of Star Trek by the same name.
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Protected "Garden of Eden": Edit warring ([Edit=Administrators only] (expires 02:36, February 18, 2022 (UTC)) [Move=Administrators only] (expires 02:36, February 18, 2022 (UTC)))
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The Garden was a paradise of infinite happiness where Adam and Eve would never suffer any scarcity, illness or death.
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and starring James Dean
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The famous novel and movie ''East of Eden'', by John Steinbeck, is named after the banishment of Cain eastward from the Garden of Eden.
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