title: Essays on Eschatology: An Introductory Overview of the Study of Last Things
author:  Samuel G. Dawson 
description: A physics and mathematics graduate from Texas Tech University, Samuel G. Dawson did research in celestial mechanics and intercontinental missile guidance in the aerospace industry before preparing to preach the gospel of Christ. In twenty-two years of public teaching, he did extensive live call-in radio work daily for eight years and participated in a number of religious debates. Sam's scientific background has given him an inquisitive, logical, and thorough approach to the scriptures and a reputation for making Bible students re-think teaching they've taken for granted. Sam drew on decades of experience working with local congregations to write Fellowship: With God and His People: The Way of Christ Without Denominationalism. In Marriage, Divorce, &amp; Remarriage: The Uniform Teaching of Moses, Jesus, &amp; Paul, Sam demonstrates how Moses, Jesus, and Paul all taught the same thing about this controversial subject.
zlib_text: ESCHATOLOGY 
  OR 
  THE CATHOLIC DOCTRINE OF THE LAST THINGS 
  A DOGMATIC TREATISE 
  BY 
  THE RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH POHLE, PH.D., D.D. 
  FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF DOGMATIC THEOLOGY AT ST. JOSEPH’S SEMINARY, LEEDS (ENGLAND), LATER PROFESSOR OF 
  APOLOGETICS AT THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA 
  ADAPTED AND EDITED 
  BY 
  ARTHUR PREUSS 
  THIRD, REVISED EDITION 
  B. HERDER BOOK CO. 
  17 SOUTH BROADWAY, ST. LOUIS, MO. 
  AND 
  68, GREAT RUSSELL ST., LONDON, W. C. 
  1920 
   
  
  NIHIL OBSTAT 
  Sti. Ludovici, die 27 Feb. 1920 
  F. G. Holweck, 
  Censor Librorum. 
  IMPRIMATUR 
  Sti. Ludovici, die 28 Feb. 1920 
  XJoannes J. Glennon, 
  Archiepiscopus, 
  Sti. Ludovici. 
  Copyright, 1917 
  by 
  Joseph Gummersbach 
  All rights reserved 
  First Edition, 1917 
  Second Edition, 1918 
  Third Edition, 1920 
   
  
  TABLE OF CONTENTS 
  INTRODUCTION 
  PART I. ESCHATOLOGY OF MAN AS AN INDIVIDUAL 
  CH. I. Death 
  CH. II. The Particular Judgment 
  § 1. Existence of a Particular Judgment 
  § 2. Time of the Particular Judgment 
  CH. III. Heaven 
  § 1. The Existe