Lucian
Theologian
As far as I know there are three main beliefs in Christianity regarding the fate of unbelievers:
1. Eternal torture in hell
2. Destruction in the lake of fire
3. Universalism (everyone will be saved eventually, also known as apokatastasis), in which people are saved straightaway or they suffer for some time
That's true, in a sense, but does not give the whole picture. If I remember right, they believe that the ones in heaven will be witnesses of Jehovah (that doesn't mean they have to belong to the organization or have to have even heard of it), and the other faithful shall live on a new, paradisical earth.
1. Eternal torture in hell
2. Destruction in the lake of fire
3. Universalism (everyone will be saved eventually, also known as apokatastasis), in which people are saved straightaway or they suffer for some time
And the Jehovah's Witnesses not only believe that they are the only ones going to heaven, but that only 144,000 of them are going to make it! Sounds like pretty crappy odds to me.
That's true, in a sense, but does not give the whole picture. If I remember right, they believe that the ones in heaven will be witnesses of Jehovah (that doesn't mean they have to belong to the organization or have to have even heard of it), and the other faithful shall live on a new, paradisical earth.