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The 13 pages that link to Annihilationism, each with the reason it gives.

• NirvanaCompared with: Nirvana is not equated in Buddhist teaching with ordinary destruction or nihilistic extinction.

• Christian eschatologyCompared with: It is another disputed account of the fate of the wicked.

• AfterlifeCompared with: It rejects endless conscious punishment while retaining a final judgment.

• Resurrection of the deadCompared with: Its account of final destiny can limit or reject the universal scope of resurrection.

• EschatologyCompared with: It offers a different account of final punishment from eternal conscious torment.

• Last JudgmentCompared with: It offers a different account of the destiny assigned to the condemned.

• HellCompared with: It replaces everlasting conscious punishment with final destruction.

• Christian universalismCompared with: It rejects everlasting torment but does not promise everyone salvation.

• NibbanaCompared with: Nibbana is not classically presented as the destruction of a permanent self.

• Three Marks of ExistenceCompared with: Buddhist non-self is not the claim that a real self is destroyed.

• MetempsychosisCompared with: It denies the continuing soul required for postmortem passage between bodies.

• AkhirahCompared with: It contrasts with interpretations of Akhirah that understand punishment as everlasting.

• Hell in ChristianityCompared with: It replaces endless conscious punishment with the destruction of the condemned.