Kólasis
Kólasis is a term derived from ancient Greek, often translated as punishment, torment, or chastisement. In a philosophical and religious context, it typically refers to a state of suffering or retribution experienced after death. The concept of kólasis appears in various ancient Greek philosophical schools, particularly in relation to eschatology and the afterlife.
Plato, for instance, discusses the idea of kólasis in works like the Gorgias and the Phaedo. He
The concept also influenced later religious thought, particularly in early Christianity. While the specific terminology might