No. First of all there is no purgatory
In Catholic belief, purgatory is a temporary state after death where souls undergo purification before entering heaven. It is said to be for those who die in a state of grace but are not yet fully purified of their sins. Other Christian denominations may have different beliefs about the nature of the afterlife.
Catholicism is the major religion that believes in the concept of purgatory, a place where souls are purified before entering heaven. Some branches of Eastern Orthodox Christianity also hold beliefs similar to purgatory.
Seventh-day Adventists do not believe in the doctrine of purgatory. They believe in the finality of judgement at the Second Coming of Jesus, where people will either be saved or lost. They also believe in the existence of hell as a place of punishment for the wicked, but it is not eternal conscious torment as in some other Christian denominations.
The Catholic Church teaches that the souls in purgatory are being purified before entering heaven, usually through the prayers and sacrifices of the living. A person in purgatory needs to have all remaining temporal punishment due for their sins paid off before entering heaven, so prayers, Masses, and indulgences are seen as ways to help with this purification process. Ultimately, the final judgment is left up to God.
The concept of purgatory differs among different belief systems, but in general, it is seen as a temporary state where souls are purified before entering heaven. The duration of time spent in purgatory is not defined in specific terms and is believed to vary for each individual soul based on their need for purification.
Many people were outraged by the sale of indulgences, seeing it as a corrupt practice that exploited peoples' fears and faith for financial gain. This practice was one of the catalysts for the Protestant Reformation, as individuals such as Martin Luther spoke out against it and called for reform within the Catholic Church.
No ''purgatory'' is not even real
No, because purgatory doesn't exist
First of all, not everyone goes to purgatory before going to heaven. Some people die and go straight to heaven. Others are not completely free from sinful attachments. Because of their attachment to sin, they are not yet ready for heaven because as the Bible tells us, "nothing unclean can enter heaven." So they go to purgatory where they are purified. Second of all, the prayers of people on earth are not necessary for someone to go from purgatory to heaven. It is God who purifies the souls, and He doesn't need anyone's help. However, He allows us to participate with Him by praying for those in purgatory because as the Bible tells us, it is good to pray for one another. We pray for those in purgatory not because it is necessary for them to go to heaven, but because it is a charitable thing that God allows us to do for each other.
I can't imagine going through purgatory after death. -OR- Purgatory is where people from a certain religion go through after death where they can clean themselfs from their sins or impurities, there they decide wether to go to hevan or hell. <---- That's kind of the religious definition but it still is a sentence.
They go to Heaven, Purgatory, or Hell like everyone else does today when they die.
Purgatory.
In Lough Derg, county Donegal. It is a place of pilgrimage. There is an island in the middle of the lake that people go to.
OpinionYes, when a soul enters purgatory it begins the cleansing process, (removal of sins) so the soul can be purely good and so worthy to be entirely in God's presence (heaven).In other words a soul in heaven is guarenteed a place in heaven.OpinionSome churches believe that Purgatory is a temporary state before you can go to heaven. While some other churches believe that it is a place for those not good enough for heaven, but too good for hell; and once in purgatory you remain there indefinitely.Other churches do not believe there is a purgatory at all; they believe that after death people go directly to heaven or hell depending on how God judges them.
Purgatory.
Purgatory or something like that.
Some Christians hold that if you were good, but still a sinner (as we all are, according to most divisions of Christianity), you go to Purgatory where you are purged of your sins. For how long? Possibly until Christ rises again. Others say for some determined amount of time. Purgatory is especially part of the Catholic tradition, I believe. Personally, my definition is this: Hell is where you go when neither you nor your significant whoevers can forgive each other, Purgatory is where you go when you are waiting for your wife to forgive you, and Heaven is where go as soon as you quit worrying about those who would put you in hell or purgatory! So, I just entered Heaven, but I know both Hell and Purgatory always have their doors open for me! How about you?
Purgatory is the hell of monsters. They die and it is believed the place where they go.