Post-Tribulationism is a theological belief regarding the timing of the Rapture, which is the event where believers in Christianity are taken up to meet Jesus Christ. According to Post-Tribulationists, this event occurs after a period of great tribulation, as described in the Book of Revelation. They argue that Christians will endure the hardships of this tribulation before being gathered to Christ. This view contrasts with other interpretations, such as Pre-Tribulationism, which posits that the Rapture happens before the tribulation begins. Post-Tribulationists emphasize the importance of perseverance and faith during difficult times, believing that enduring trials strengthens believers' faith and prepares them for eternal life.