Trader consensus on Polymarket overwhelmingly favors "No" at 96.2% implied probability for Jesus Christ's return before 2027, driven by the stark absence of biblical-scale events amid fading viral prophecies. Recent social media frenzies peaked in March 2026 around "Rapture 2026" claims tied to Iran conflicts and Daniel 11 interpretations, with specific dates like March 22 and Easter April 5 passing uneventfully, eroding fringe momentum and reinforcing historical patterns of failed end-times predictions. Theological emphasis on unpredictability (no one knows the day or hour) and lack of precursor signs like global tribulation further solidify skepticism among capital-backed traders. Realistic upsets remain slim but could involve undeniable supernatural phenomena, such as mass ascensions or a visible global appearance, though cultural fatigue with unfulfilled hype makes shifts unlikely before year-end.