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-"Rapture" primarily denotes a religious event where believers are taken to heaven. It is a key concept in Christian [Eschatology](/wiki/eschatology), often associated with the [Second Coming](/wiki/second_coming) of Christ.
-- [Christianity](/wiki/christianity)
-- [Apocalypse](/wiki/apocalypse)
-- [Millennialism](/wiki/millennialism)
-- [Judgment Day](/wiki/judgment_day)
+"Rapture" can refer to several distinct concepts:
+- **[Christian Rapture](/wiki/christian_rapture)**: In Christian [Eschatology](/wiki/eschatology), a religious event where believers are taken to heaven, often associated with the [Second Coming](/wiki/second_coming) of Christ.
+- **[Rapture City](/wiki/rapture_city)**: A fictional underwater metropolis that serves as the primary setting for the [BioShock](/wiki/bioshock) video game series.
+- **[Rapture Song](/wiki/rapture_song)**: Various musical pieces, such as the popular song by Blondie.
+- **[Rapture Band](/wiki/rapture_band)**: Several musical groups, including a notable Finnish melodic doom metal band.
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+"Rapture" primarily denotes a religious event where believers are taken to heaven. It is a key concept in Christian [Eschatology](/wiki/eschatology), often associated with the [Second Coming](/wiki/second_coming) of Christ.
+## See also
+- [Christianity](/wiki/christianity)
+- [Apocalypse](/wiki/apocalypse)
+- [Millennialism](/wiki/millennialism)
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