Deletion of Apocalypticism

Comment: As it stands (and, as near as I can tell, as it always has), this article consists of |original research with a dollop of |point of view. (I mean, "Still there are no guarantees that unknown forces won't intervene at some point, or that unknown natural cycles won't reassert themselves"? Really!) And now there's a humongous "See also" section that includes fiction and films and everything anyone could think of, all of which is presented in other places, such as Apocalyptic fiction, List of apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction, and so forth. And all this from an article that started out as a simple redirect to Apocalypse! I'm waffling on the proper redirect target for this: at the moment End time seems the best match for the content of the article, because it includes links that will lead readers most anywhere this does. The main problem is that there's too much unnecessary overlap between Apocalypse, End time, and several other articles, and this is the odd one out, since it includes nothing that isn't present, in better (and sourced) form, elsewhere and is vitiated by the pervasive OR and POV problems referred to above. With no content worth merging, redirection seems the best option
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR||WP:NPOV)

Comment: In fact I say . This is clearly not a neologism, but a very widely known and used term. No we should not redirect to "end times." Furthermore this is the anchor article for the category of the same name. See Bart Urhman's excellent book ''Jesus: Apocalyptic Prophet'' as well as Kossy's interesting book ''Kooks
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Snowball clause (WP:SNOW)