Similar words: haematology, dermatology, otology, tautology, herpetology, gerontology, paleontology, climatologist. Meaning: [‚eskə'tɒlədʒɪ] 
n. the branch of theology that is concerned with such final things as death and judgment; heaven and hell; the end of the world.
n. the branch of theology that is concerned with such final things as death and judgment; heaven and hell; the end of the world. 
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1, This is the epitome of the Corinthian overrealized eschatology.
2, The effervescent eschatology of sunshine and wealth had gone flat.
3, Holy Spirit and Eschatology in Paul.
4, Where did this Christian tradition of historical eschatology originate?
5, This is called by scholars "realized eschatology."
6, Let's just call that "reserved eschatology."
7, The question of eschatology in a biblical Pauline sense is always more than eschatological .
8, Eschatology is about ultimate things as well as "last" things.
9, Although the scientific eschatology describes an ideal picture of man's future,[http://sentencedict.com/eschatology.html] yet it shows no promise of any hope for the living people.
10, Environmentalists have their own eschatology —a vision of a world not consumed by holy fire but returned to ecological balance by the removal of the most disruptive species in history.
11, We must not indulge in an over-realized eschatology which leads to the triumphalistic attitude that we have already arrived.
12, Christian eschatology , however, reveals that the issue of time in Spenser's poetry is far more complex than classical influence.
13, As other branches of theology, eschatology was explained according to the private, individual, and existential method.
14, The starting point and end point of his Eschatology is human existence and value.
15, Tendency in church—to isolate the work of the Holy Spirit and Eschatology from one another.
16, Maitreya Bodhisattva ( Sanskrit ) or Metteyya Bodhisatta is the future Buddha in Buddhist eschatology.
17, Osama's Galatea is a sculpture whose ivory is an eschatology and exegesis plated with a Salafi-Wahhabi interpretation of Islam.
18, It's like for Paul the blessings of the eschaton, the eschatology,is still horizontal.
19, Number one, ; I said Colossians and Ephesians both have realized eschatology; Paul has reserved eschatology.
20, John Howard Goddard, "The Contribution of John Nelson Darby to Soteriology, Ecclesiology, and Eschatology, " (Th. D. Dissertation from Dallas Theological Seminary, 1948), p. 85.
21, In this letter and in much of his later work, Voegelin confuses Gnosticism and "historical eschatology" or millennialism.
22, This is not only the best name in the long history of eschatology, it's the only name that should ever be used.
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