Most of us associate Judgment Day with religion; the last day when the human race will be held responsible once and for all. Judgment Day is described in the Bible as well as the Quran.

Norse mythology also features a kind of Judgment Day, so-called Ragnarok, and the term has sometimes been used in non-religious ways as well, for instance relating to fear of all out nuclear way.

Why do so many religions of different cultures feature some kind of Judgment Day? Why are we, even today, fascinated by stories of the end of the world?

Keynote speakers on Judgment Day take a closer look at this dramatic topic, trying to shed some light on matters.