eschatological

(eg. literature, fire, sign )

eschatological eschatological /ˌɛ skə tə ˈlɑ dʒɪ kəl/

(adj) of or relating to or dealing with or regarding the ultimate destiny of mankind and the world

His joy over the eschatological future does not render him blind to the scandalous present.
Omar's and Osama's are just as expansive, just as eschatological, and yet no more crazy than Hitler's dream of the Thousand-Year Reich or Napoleon's of dominion over all Europe.
First, it is too eschatological, too concerned with the second coming of Christ at the world's end to be able to see the relevancies and relativities of politics here and now.

Rick Warren: Posting Blood Moon Photo on Facebook Had Nothing to Do with End Times
Saddleback Church lead pastor Rick Warren shot down rumors that he had any eschatological intentions when he posted a picture of Monday's lunar eclipse to his Facebook earlier this week.
on April 18, 2014 Source: The Christian Post

In his book A Lethal Obsession, scholar of anti-Semitism Robert Wistrich argues that "Western decision-makers have not fully internalized the jihadist and eschatological dimensions of Iranian policy - the full implications of its underlying...
on Apr 13, 2010 By: Robert Wistrich Source: Jerusalem Post
And of 1968, Mailer writes, "The country was in a throe, a species of eschatological heave."
on Jul 11, 2008 By: Norman Mailer Source: Chicago Tribune