Eschatology: meaning, definitions and examples

As this term is repeated, the same academic and theological context applies. It is mainly used in formal and scholarly settings.

• Again, eschatology is discussed in philosophy courses and religious texts to understand different viewpoints on the world's end

Often used in more casual or lay discussions, usually within religious communities, to discuss biblical prophecies and interpretations concerning the end of the world.

• The church held a seminar on end times study to interpret the Book of Revelation
• Many believers are engaged in end times study to prepare for what they believe is the imminent return of Christ

Used infrequently and might sound somewhat awkward or overly technical. Suitable for academic or analytical discussions on the eventual outcome or fate of humanity or the universe.

• The article on final destiny analysis covered various scientific and philosophical theories about the future of human civilization
• Researchers conducted a final destiny analysis of cultural and societal trends over the next century