In Christianity, the preterist view of this concept holds that the events Jesus described in his Olivet discourse had already occurred.
In Zoroastrianism, the name for this concept means "excellent" or "making wonderful," and it is facilitated by the actions of the saoshyant. In Christianity, the preterist view of this concept holds that the events Jesus described in his Olivet discourse had already occurred. The Frashokereti is the Zoroastrian version of this concept, which is the subject of the field of eschatology. The Aztecs believed that offering human sacrifices to the sun could delay this event for fifty-two years. This event includes the opening of seven seals and the appearance of four horsemen, as described in the Book of Revelation. For 10 points, name this kind of religious event that marks the end of history.
In Zoroastrianism, the name for this concept means "excellent" or "making wonderful," and it is facilitated by the actions of the saoshyant.
the end of the world [or the apocalypse, or equivalents to apocalypse like "Last Judgment"; or the end of an Aztec calendar cycle, or word forms; or the Frashokereti until it is read; prompt on "eschatology" until it is read]