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Before we start, we should note that what Hell is like is a topic oft-debated by theologians of countless traditions. Not only do many Christian denominations disagree on the issue of Hell, but so do many individual Christians within those denominations (the same applies to their Jewish and Muslim counterparts). TV Tropes is a wiki devoted to entertainment, not theology - for a more detailed look on this issue, see "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell Hell]]" and "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_views_on_Hell Christian Views on Hell]]" on Wiki/TheOtherWiki.
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Before we start, we should note that what Hell is like is a topic oft-debated by theologians of countless traditions. Not only do many Christian denominations disagree on the issue of Hell, but so do many individual Christians within those denominations (the same applies to their Jewish and Muslim counterparts). TV Tropes is a wiki devoted to entertainment, not theology - for a more detailed look on this issue, see "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell Hell]]" and "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_views_on_Hell Christian Views on Hell]]" on Wiki/TheOtherWiki.
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* Haawiah (هاوية), meaning "the abyss
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* Haawiah (هاوية), meaning "the abyssabyss"
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* Saqar (سقر), apparently meaning burning
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* Saqar (سقر), apparently meaning burning
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* Hutamah(حطمة), meaning "that which breaks to pieces"
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* Hutamah(حطمة), Hutamah (حطمة), meaning "that which breaks to pieces"
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The Latin Vulgate (382 C.E./A.D.) translated two of these words (namely ''Sheol'' and ''Hades'') as "Inferno", preferring to keep ''Gehenna'' and ''Tartarus'' the same. Later, the King James Version (1611 C.E./A.D.) which translated ALL FOUR words as "Hell". Given the impact of the King James version on the English language, many in the English speaking world treated the four like synonyms. Recent Bible translations have attempted to undo this, but it's too little, too late to reverse the popular notion of "Hell".
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The Latin Vulgate (382 C.E./A.D.) translated two of these words (namely ''Sheol'' and ''Hades'') as "Inferno", preferring to keep ''Gehenna'' and ''Tartarus'' the same. Later, the King James Version (1611 C.E./A.D.) which translated ALL FOUR words as "Hell". Given the impact of the King James version on the English language, many in the English speaking world treated the four like synonyms. Recent Bible translations have attempted to undo this, but it's too little, too late to reverse the popular notion of "Hell".
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Before we start, we should note that what Hell is like is a topic oft-debated by theologians of countless traditions. Not only do many Christian denominations disagree on the issue of Hell, but so do many individual Christians within those denominations (the same applies to their Jewish and Muslim counterparts). TV Tropes is a wiki devoted to entertainment, not theology - for a more detailed look on this issue, see "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell Hell]]", "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_of_Hinnom_(Gehenna) Valley of Hinnom (Gehenna)", and "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_views_on_Hell Christian Views on Hell]]" on Wiki/TheOtherWiki.
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Before we start, we should note that what Hell is like is a topic oft-debated by theologians of countless traditions. Not only do many Christian denominations disagree on the issue of Hell, but so do many individual Christians within those denominations (the same applies to their Jewish and Muslim counterparts). TV Tropes is a wiki devoted to entertainment, not theology - for a more detailed look on this issue, see "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell Hell]]", "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_of_Hinnom_(Gehenna) Valley of Hinnom (Gehenna)", Hell]]" and "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_views_on_Hell Christian Views on Hell]]" on Wiki/TheOtherWiki.
