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	''Eschata'' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things." In the Catholic tradition, the "Four Last Things" are [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05528b.htm Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell.] In the Protestant traditions, as a general rule, the ''eschata'' are the events of the last days at the end of time.		''Eschata'' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things." In the Catholic tradition, the "Four Last Things" are [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05528b.htm Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell.] In the Protestant traditions, as a general rule, the ''eschata'' are the events of the last days at the end of time.

	'''Eschatology,''' means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.		'''Eschatology,''' means "study of the end things" — striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.

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	''Eschaton'' is Greek for "the end."		'''''Eschaton''''' is Greek for "the end."

	''Eschata'' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things." In the Catholic tradition, the "Four Last Things" are [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05528b.htm Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell.]		''Eschata'' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things." In the Catholic tradition, the "Four Last Things" are [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05528b.htm Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell.] In the Protestant traditions, as a general rule, the ''eschata'' are the events of the last days at the end of time.

	'''Eschatology,''' ~~therefore,~~ means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.		'''Eschatology,''' means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.

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	'''Eschaton''' is Greek for "the end."		''Eschaton'' is Greek for "the end."

	'''Eschata''' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things." In the Catholic tradition, the "Four Last Things" are [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05528b.htm Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell.]		''Eschata'' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things." In the Catholic tradition, the "Four Last Things" are [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05528b.htm Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell.]

	'''Eschatology''' means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.		'''Eschatology,''' therefore, means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.

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	'''Eschatology''' means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.		'''Eschatology''' means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.

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	'''Eschaton''' is Greek for "the end."		'''Eschaton''' is Greek for "the end."

	'''Eschata''' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things."		'''Eschata''' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things." In the Catholic tradition, the "Four Last Things" are [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05528b.htm Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell.]

	'''Eschatology''' means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.		'''Eschatology''' means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.

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	'''Eschatology''' means "study of the end things."		'''Eschata''' is the plural of '''eschaton''', so it means "end things" or "last things."

			'''Eschatology''' means "study of the end things"--striving to understand what God wants us to know about the end of the world.

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'''Eschaton''' is Greek for "the end."

'''Eschatology''' means "study of the end things."