We've been in the last days since Jesus said He would return.

@ SouthParkSmart, I personally agree with you 100%, but there are stubborn people in the world who won't accept the truth or honestly and truly aern't sure.

I couldn't know, only Gods know, but certainly, there are some signs

Well there have been situations what could be combined to the Revelation. So I think that we are in the last days, but only God knows. So, I'm waiting every day just like Jesus had told us to do, when He is gonna come back.

I agree with SouthParkSmart. Christ can come back at anytime. Before and after John wrote the book of Revelation on the Isle of Patmos, there were instances that were similar to circumstances in Revelation. There are always signs, because our world is imperfect due to sin. God alone truly knows the exact time when Christ will return, but His return can happen any day now.

The signs are happening all around us, we ARE IN THE LAST DAYS!!!

Yes we are in the last days....but it could be years, decades until Christ comes in the rapture. We must keep our spirits (that belong to God) ready for that day. I hope to see you there <3

My personal belief, is the “signs” have always been around us. But, no I don’t think we’re in the “end of days”.

@ppeterslover I agree with you completely

Idk if we are in the last days. I don't want to mix up religion and science, but everyday is changing rapidly. I don't want to make myself believe that these are the "end of days". I do believe that Jesus will come back to us, but it could be any day that God has chosen. We'll just have to wait and find out.

I don't know when things get really bad I will think we are in our last days

Maybe, maybe not

I don't wanna worry, God'll tell Jesus to come back on His own time. But when that day comes, oh, will I be excited.

nobody knows, except for the God himself.

Nobody knows when the world will end, but we know we are in the last days.

idk

well the way the world is now, i really wouldnt be surprized if the awnser is yes.

This is one Christian belief I find I'm uncomfortable with, because so many use it as an excuse against trying to achieve progress or make this world a better place, which is actually something the teachings of Christ encouraged. There's way too many people with mindsets such as "We don't need to address the growing gap between rich and poor, because the Rapture is about to happen" or "Why do we need to take action on climate change, the world's coming to an end soon anyway". It's sad considering that Jesus always advocated caring for the poor and needy, who bear the brunt of this apathy. So in a way, this Christian belief is being used to justify very un-Christian-like things, which I think is problematic.