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In religion and folklore, hell is a place or condition in the afterlife where souls face punishment after death, with depictions varying significantly across different faiths. It matters because beliefs about hell have shaped religious practices, moral frameworks, and how various cultures understand consequences and the afterlife, with some religions viewing it as eternal punishment while others see it as a temporary state between rebirths.
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地獄(じごく)は、宗教的死生観において、複数の霊界(死後の世界)のうち、悪行を為した者の霊魂が死後に送られ罰を受けるとされる世界。厳しい責め苦を受けるとされる。素朴な世界観では地面のはるか下に位置することが多い。
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