Dear christians, may i present you your Hell

The old Old Norse word Hel derives from Proto-Germanic *khalija, which means "one who covers up or hides something", which itself derives from Proto-Indo-European *kel-, meaning "conceal". The cognate in English is the word Hell which is from the Old English forms hel and helle.[1] Related terms are Old Frisian, helle, German Hölle and Gothic halja. Other words more distantly related include hole, hollow, hall, helmet[2] and cell, all from the aforementioned Indo-European root *kel-.[3]

The use of Hel in Norse words and phrases such as Helför ("Hel-journey," a funeral), Helsótt ("Hel-sickness," a fatal illness), implies that the word Hel referred to a common place of the dead like the English heathen hell. Since England was christianized, hell is seen as a placeof eternal torture for those who do not worship God or those who do not follow christian moral


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You believe in a pagan trait christians......

There is no such thing as Hell in the bible, what you refer as hell is the nordic HEL, christianized later on.


You dun goofed pagan worshippers.