Video: Judith Wolfe on Eschatology and Christian Hope | Walk & Talk

Oct 21, 2025
Bible Arts Theology
Judith Wolfe
A conversation tracing the development of Christian eschatology from New Testament hope to institutional doctrine, touching on art and philosophy as expressed by figures such as Dante and C.S. Lewis. Philosophical theologian Judith Wolfe reminds us that eschatology explores what is ultimately true for individuals and the world.
Judith Wolfe

Judith Wolfe

Professor of Philosophical Theology, University of St. Andrews

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