Armagedon

Armageddon
On occasion Armageddon Armageddon is written, is the name of a place. however, seems to have been any location on earth by that name.
the Hebrew word Armageddon literally means "mountainof Megiddo" although there was never any mountain called Megiddo.
It is in a strategic crossing of roads in the northwest of the area inhabited the older nation of Israel. near it were fought manydecisive battles, and hence the name Megiddo came to relate to the war.
Some journalists and researchers have used the word Armageddon to define manmade disasters. for example has been used to referto the two world wars.
In some countries, journalists use the word Armageddon as a synonym for a terrible natural disaster.
Other reporters and some filmmakers use the term to refer to future events,not just the past. For example, have linked the word Armageddon with the alleged effects of an asteroid into the earth.
Many religious people believe that there will be a showdown between good andevil that will result in the end of our planet

Armagedon
Armagedón que en ocaciones se escribe Har-Magedón, es el nombre de un lugar. Sin embargo, no parece haber existido ninguna ubicación en latierra que se llamara así.
la palabra hebrea Har-Magedón significa literalmente "montaña de meguido" aunque nunca hubo ninguna montaña llamado meguido.
Se halla en un cruce estrategico de caminos enel noroeste de la zona que habitaba la antigua nacion de israel. Cerca de alli se pelearon muchas batallas decisivas, y por ello el nombre meguido llego a relacionarse con la guerra.
algunosperiodistas e investigadores han empleado la palabra armagedon para definir catastrofes provocadas por el hombre. por ejemplo se ha utilizado para referirse a las dos guerras mundiales.
En algunos paises,los periodistas utilizan la palabra armagedón como sinonimo de una catastrofe natural espantosa.
Otros reporteros y algunos directores de cine utilizan el termino para referirse a sucesos futuros, y...