The most denominations I have talk to is saying that it is a literal war that will occurred in Israel. Is that true? Do the Bible day that? Let us hear it!!

Armageddon is a place.

I I do believe armies or dictatorships will arise up to abolish any type of following of God and be defeated.

Where I can find it.

So you are saying that it is a literal war.

MEGIDDO — Situated at the foot of Israel's Mount Megiddo in the Valley of Jezreel on the Plain Esdraelon.

"Mount" Tel Megiddo is not actually a mountain, but a tell (a hill created by many generations of people living and rebuilding on the same spot) on which ancient forts were built to guard the Via Maris, an ancient trade route linking Egypt with the northern empires of Syria, Anatolia and Mesopotamia. Megiddo was the location of various ancient battles, including one in the 15th century BC and one in 609 BC. Modern Megiddo is a town approximately 25 miles (40 km) west-southwest of the southern tip of the Sea of Galilee in the Kishon River area in Israel. ~ wiki

But in Revelation 16:1-21. What is written there that is symbolic language. The name Babylon is also now used for other prophecies. Babylon don't exist any more. So is this Armageddon spiritual or literal? That is the question.

But the question is if it is literal or spiritual.

Is World War 2 Spiritual or Literal?

Armageddon is a war.
World War 3 is a war.
They are both fantasy until they happen.

And Armageddon is named after a battle field called Meggido. It depends on who you ask

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If you say that there will be a war in Israel called Armageddon, then you cannot find it in the Bible. Because if it was so everybody is ready for that war. My friend this is the problem of people mixing literal issue wit spiritual. I will write a little about Armageddon. All this is a spiritual issue. The book of Revelation is the most spiritual events in there. The name Babylon, where can I find it now? Never! But it is in Revelation. Why because it applies spiritual for a place.

But the question is, if it is spiritual or literal.

It is both..yet it is neither...

Asgard, Gotham City, Krypton also appear in books, people talk about them.
They must be spiritual and literal too.
Wizards of the Coast has many, very detailed books about many places, peoples and legends. They must be spiritual and literal too.
Then you have reality.

If God say that we must adore HIM in SPIRIT and Truth. And also the war has begin in heaven. The major problems here is that people forget, that they are busy with spiritual war. Read Ephesians 6:10-17.
This is mine war a spiritual one. Satan is the master deceiver, like Jesus says in Matthew 24. Do you see the problem of the trinity and rapture doctrine!!! Non are biblical but the most Christian in the world believed in a rapture theory. And also putting date and years. What about the spiritual issue!! My friend is time to wake up. GOD IS CALLING HIS PEOPLE, TO GET OUT OF BABYLON!!
The war is against TRUE worshipers. Satan is very angry with me, because I know all His plans. Why because my war is against him and his demons. I hope that you will think about this. When you are waiting for the war. You will see that the man of sin (POPE) and the governor of USA. Then you see on your screen. ONE WORLD ORDER AND ONE RELEGION. The day you see this, if you don't see the spiritual effects, you will remember me. I hope it is not to late.

Reality is all the stuff you experience in life and it doesn't care what you super-impose on it to make your own sense of it all.
It doesn't matter if its the Bible, the Necronomicon or The World of Warcraft. Just because you believe it, doesn't make it reality.

Reality is just reality.
It doesn't have passion or foreboding. Those are entirely personal aspects people assign to reality to cope.

Reality is harsh and sharp. It persists even when we don't want it to.
Its in the moment, every moment, whether we can handle it or not.
Most people can't. They twist their perceptions of reality to fit they're own agendas, or the agenda of the belief system they adopt.
Then they try to live in the future or past, based on those beliefs, instead of embracing the reality in the moment of now.
They substitute reality, when they can, to fit those beliefs.
Then they ignore reality when it doesn't.
Reality exists whether they can justify it or not because, well, its reality.

Just my opinion, based on my studies of history, but I think this is one of those "It's both and neither" kinds of things.

That is, the reason why the "war to end all wars" fantasy that is mentioned in the Bible is set in Meggido, is because that particular area saw war after war after war, during the time when most of the stories there were written. Meggido was situated in the crossroads of all the contending Empires and kingdoms of the day. It was the best place to use to "foretell" the End Of The World War, because everyone back then would hear, and say "Oh, well of COURSE it will go through Meggido. So this prediction makes sense."

In modern times, since no one ACTUALLY wants the end of the world, the idea of Armageddon is more of a religious or spiritual idea that people like to use as a sort of bogeyman to dangle in front of their own faces.

As a prophecy, it suffers from the same great problems that all Biblical prophecies do. One, most of the "prophecies" were actually rewrites of past legends, designed to make it APPEAR that what was happening later had been foretold, by "adjusting" the names and places and facts, to make it fit what actually did happen later. Almost. Second, the Bible itself declares prophesying to be a "bad thing" for REAL believers to indulge in, primarily because of the ever present problem of "false prophets" predicting things and leading the "flock" astray.

If has to be one. Or you are spiritual or you are literal.