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'''Descent''' is the act, process, or fact of descending. When people die, the bad people's [[soul]]s descend into [[Hell]], while the good people's souls [[ascend]] into [[Heaven]].
 
'''Descent''' is the act, process, or fact of descending. When people die, the bad people's [[soul]]s descend into [[Hell]], while the good people's souls [[ascend]] into [[Heaven]].
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In [[evolution]], [[Charles Darwin]] wrote ''The Descent of Man'' - not to be confused with [[decent]].
  
 
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Descent is the act, process, or fact of descending. When people die, the bad people's souls descend into Hell, while the good people's souls ascend into Heaven.

In evolution, Charles Darwin wrote The Descent of Man - not to be confused with decent.