Culled from "the Christian post" by Stoyan Zaimov
A historic underground church excavated in the cappadocia region of Central Anatolia reportedly had frescoes depicting Jesus Christ destroying the devil's soul.
This place is said to be bigger than the other historical churches in cappadocia it was built underground and has original frescoes that have survived to this day.
The rock-carved church was reportedly uncovered during excavations and cleaning work in n underground city as part of the Nevsehir castle urban transformation project...
The frescoes which are dated back to 12 or 13 centuries ago illustrate "Jesus Christ's ascension and destruction of devil's soul"
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