The debate over the rapture—whether there will be a literal event where believers are taken up to meet Christ before a period of tribulation—has been a point of contention among Christians.  Those who deny the rapture, or question its common evangelical interpretation (often tied to dispensational premillennialism), typically argue from theological, historical, and scriptural perspectives. Last week we talked about why there is a rapture. This week is about why there is not a rapture. Listen in as we take a deep dive.