Comparison of Islamic and Adventist Christian Eschatology

This study aims to discuss the comparison of life after death (eschatology) in Islam and Adventist Christianity. The research method used in this research is qualitative with the data collection process through literature review. The results showed that the comparison of eschatology in Islam and Christianity has a significant difference; this can be seen in the two holy books, namely the Koran and the Bible. Eschatology in Islam is also known as the end of time or the day of judgment. Therefore, eschatology is a day that every Muslim fear because eschatology is a day of vengeance, where all deeds in the world will be counted on that day. At the same time, eschatology in Adventist Christianity is a day full of hope that Christians always look forward to. They waited for Christ to come a second time to meet His people to the place He had prepared. However, eschatology in Islam is also shrouded in hope for salvation, where Muslim belief always boils down to how big the scales of good deeds are while in this world. Therefore, this article provides superior wisdom for both religions. In contrast, human being's hope for a good place after death must always be nurtured by good deeds and rewards as provisions later in the Hereafter.