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@jorgaborg @azalea @djsumdog @georgia oh yeah how thats defined varies by denomination. non-protestants would define it by ecumenical councils while protestants often just point to the creeds. others before me have argued that the rapture is a direct contradiction of “the resurrection of the body” as traditionally understood which appears in the apostles creed.

im a bit biased against rapture theology bc this principle of christ as the resurrection is a guiding theological principle for me and without it id have to reject what ive seen of the church fathers.

whether or not something is formally heretical or not isnt the most important thing in the world. what matters is if something is of spiritual danger and that i woild say even less hesitantly is true of the rapture