J.D. Vance spoke out about the “end times” and the possible presence of the Antichrist

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance shared his thoughts on spiritual matters—including the possibility of the “end times” and the concept of the Antichrist—during a recent interview on the Bryce Crawford Podcast. The politician admitted that he does not rule out the possibility that the Antichrist might be “walking among us,” but he urges people not to fixate on apocalyptic predictions. This was reported by The Independent.

Vance emphasized that excessive focus on eschatological topics can be harmful from a spiritual perspective. He said that instead of waiting for the end of the world, his priority is fulfilling his duties: caring for his family and serving the interests of the United States. The politician noted: “I’m trying to focus on doing as much of God’s work as possible right now. And if that leads to the end of the world—fine. And if it leads to us building a better world that will flourish—that’s wonderful, too.”

During the conversation, the vice president also rated his confidence in getting into heaven at “seven or eight” out of ten. In addition, Vance commented on the controversial situation surrounding Donald Trump’s posting of a neural network-generated image in which he was depicted as Jesus. Vance defended his colleague, stating that Trump is “a bit of a troublemaker” and simply likes to lighten the mood, with no intention of offending anyone.

As a reminder, U.S. military personnel are expressing widespread dissatisfaction with the command, which, according to them, is actively promoting the idea of a religiously justified war against Iran. The situation has escalated to such an extent that officers are openly declaring the conflict to be “biblically sanctioned,” asserting that President Donald Trump has been “anointed by Jesus” to unleash Armageddon.