Annihilationism, Purgatory, and Universalism

I described previously what happens after death. Basically, in both "body and soul" unbelievers will suffer eternal separation and condemnation in hell (Matthew 18:8; 25:46; Mark 9:43; John 3:36; 2 Thessalonians 1:9; Jude 13; Revelation 14:11), where indescribable torment will be experienced consciously, (Matthew 11:20-24; 23:15; Luke 12:47-48).

Annihilationism
The belief that apart from salvation, the final punishment for humans is their total destruction, rather than everlasting torment. Believed by 7th day Adventists and Jehova's Witness.

Purgatory
The belief that the intermediate state is one of limbo for most people, where they can undergo purification to achieve the holiness needed to enter God's presence in heaven. Believed by Roman Catholics and some Anglicans.

Universalism
The belief that all people will ultimately be reconciled to God because of his divine love and mercy.