I don't know how much thought you give to the end of the world, but the way that you think about

it is kind of a big deal. The way that you think about the future is going to have a major

impact on the things that you do in the present.

Welcome back to the T-Rex Talk podcast.

I have a guest with me today.

And Dr. Wiley, you have done several podcasts today, I believe.

So thank you so much for coming on to this podcast.

As you know, we've talked before about T-Rex and the T-Rex audience.

I would love it if you could talk about eschatology.

Help us open that can of worms and discuss some of these things because there's a lot of conversation online that is important, but oftentimes feels a little bit uninformed by

history.

And a lot of people have presuppositions and preconceived notions and worldview that they may not know where it came from.

So how would you like to start this controversial area?

Yeah, yeah, this is one of those minefields, particularly in American evangelicalism, not so much in other parts of the world and other kind of pockets of Christianity historically.

By the way, I'm not a doctor, just so you know, Isaac, I am a senior editor at Touchstone

Magazine.

I've written a lot of things in a number of books, but

I was in a doctoral program at Harvard and dropped out, so I'm one of those guys. I wondered if

you had been pushed out. I think we have a mutual friend, Bill Potter, who was doing his

doctorate program, and then his thesis was politically acceptable when he started

it was not political acceptable by the time he finished so where was he i can't even

recall it was somewhere in the south where uh his his military history studies were were going

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