Lessons in Eschatology

No other subject of debate has garnered more personal and national attention than that of Eschatology, the study of Last Things.
For the past several decades, Lessons in Eschatology have skyrocketed in popularity with no downturn in sight. This frenzy has included books about eschatology, books about end times, and prophecy news outlets world-wide.
Christian Television has perpetuated the onslaught of this subject matter by introducing the more fantastic portrayal of the premillennial view of eschatology. The four major views of eschatology are Amillennialism, Premillennialism, Preterism, and Post Millennialism. Out of these four come the two most popular which are Premillennialism and Amillennialism.
End Time studies or eschatological studies are separated by formal eschatology in academics as opposed to the more fanatical TV Evangelistic approach. Eschatology books cover such things as Bible prophecy, end times scenarios, the eschatology timeline, the state of Israel and its future, the AntiChrist and so forth.
Lessons in eschatology are sought after by all students of each view or persuasion. Eschatology/ end times subject is actually a segment of academic study within the realm of theology, but it has grown so much as a subject on its own that it has far surpassed all other segments hands down.
Luder Wycliffe School of Theology is proud to announce that it is the First and Only seminary in the entire world to offer solid degree programs in eschatology, which are at the Master and Doctor of Eschatology level. These are not just lessons in eschatology but rigorous course work modules which require deep study, research and writing. The course outcomes of these degree programs are a deep and broad understanding of eschatology as a whole and the many variations and millennial views in particular. Other aspects of learning concentrate on the hermeneutics of prophetic language, the history of eschatology and how it relates to various cultures and the Bible as a whole.