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[[File:LastJudgement.jpg|thumbnail|right|300px|The [[Last Judgment]] by [[Michelangelo]] (1541) in the [[Sistine Chapel]], Rome]]
[[File:LastJudgement.jpg|thumbnail|right|350px|The [[Last Judgment]] by [[Michelangelo]] (1541) in the [[Sistine Chapel]], Rome]]
<sup>''Perhaps you were looking for the [[Ultimate fate of the universe]]?''</sup>
<sup>''Perhaps you were looking for the [[Ultimate fate of the universe]]?''</sup>
<br>The '''End Times''', also called the '''Last Days''', generally refers to the end of the world, or the end of time in religion. In Christianity, it refers to the time just before and during the [[Second Coming]] of Jesus Christ. This period of time is foretold in the [[Old Testament]] prophetical books, such as [[Daniel]] and [[Ezekiel]], and in the [[New Testament]] with the [[Gospels]], several of the [[Pauline Epistles]], and in the [[Revelation]]. All theologians agree that the [[Bible]] spends a great deal of attention on the subject, but there is very wide disagreement as to the meaning.
<br>The '''End Times''', also called the '''Last Days''', generally refers to the end of the world, or the end of time in religion. In Christianity, it refers to the time just before and during the [[Second Coming]] of Jesus Christ. This period of time is foretold in the [[Old Testament]] prophetical books, such as [[Daniel]] and [[Ezekiel]], and in the [[New Testament]] with the [[Gospels]], several of the [[Pauline Epistles]], and in the [[Revelation]]. All theologians agree that the [[Bible]] spends a great deal of attention on the subject, but there is very wide disagreement as to the meaning.