This epic poem tells the story of science and religion, embodied in the characters of Chemistian and Theologos, who engage in a lively debate about the nature of reality and the purpose of human existence. Written in a style reminiscent of Milton, the poem features vivid imagery, compelling arguments, and memorable characters. Although largely overlooked in its time, the poem has attracted renewed interest in recent years for its imaginative power and philosophical insights.

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