Translation guide
The study of end times, final destiny, and ultimate purpose, often in religious contexts.
Referring to the academic or doctrinal study of the end of the world, judgment, and afterlife in Christianity or other religions.
The standard term for eschatology in theological contexts. Used in academic and religious discussions.
He is majoring in eschatology at university.
Refers more broadly to end-time thought or ideology, often used when discussing cultural or historical perspectives.
Medieval European eschatology influenced many people.
Describing specific doctrines or narratives about how the world will end, including judgment, resurrection, or apocalypse.
Discussing non-religious concepts of finality, such as cosmic endings or ultimate fate of humanity.
Used to describe eschatological thinking in a broader, sometimes secular sense.
His novel is full of eschatological thinking.
Christian and Buddhist eschatology differ greatly.