Gehenna, a real location just outside the walls of old Jerusalem, was believed to be a cursed place due to the ancient Israelites' practice of child sacrifice, making it synonymous with evil and unfit for worship.
Iceland's Hekla Fell is viewed as the true location of hell by some Christians due to its fiery, brimstone-laden volcano, adding to the myth of hell's existence in a tangible form.
In Belize, the recent discovery of crystallized skeletons in an eerie portal to the Mayan underworld suggests a genuine historical root to these claims, blurring the lines between myth and reality.
Despite modern beliefs that hell is an abstract concept, historical evidence and scientific exploration have led to a resurgence in interest around these locations viewed as gateways to the underworld.
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