The word "eschatological" refers to beliefs or ideas about the end or final events of the world, such as the end of life, the apocalypse, or the coming of a final judgment. Full definition
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On the basis of this similarity, Newbigin treats science and religion as identical in form, so much so that we may, he argues, speak of the purpose in machines and the purpose in eschatological faith as ultimately the same. (religion-online.org)
This vision of God serves as the basis of eschatological hope. (religion-online.org)
Next, with regard to the very important role of the concept of «the future» in Dr. Altizer's thought, I find a very considerable ambiguity here, as to whether the future as eschatological future is grasped as vision or as analysis of actual existence in faith. (religion-online.org)