Shocking truth, should Christians or believers in Christ believe in the Rapture

Here at Grace to Prophecy we adhere to the doctrine of the Rapture
but a question of whether Christians should believe in the rapture or not is a topic that has sparked debates
and discussions within the Christian community for years.
The complexity of this issue arises from differing interpretations of biblical texts and theological perspectives.
To dissect this matter comprehensively, it's crucial to consider the various angles from which it can be approached.
Firstly, the term "should" in this context implies a moral or religious obligation.
In the realm of Christianity, beliefs about the rapture are not a prerequisite for salvation.
The core tenets of the Christian faith, such as belief in the divinity of Jesus Christ
and his redemptive work on the cross, are universally recognized as essential for salvation.
Therefore, one's stance on the rapture does not determine their salvation.
The debate around the rapture centers on interpretation of biblical passages, primarily found in the New Testament,
such as 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 and 1 Corinthians 15:51-52, which we at Grace to Prophecy often cite as a proponent of the rapture.
Suffice to say, we also see these passages as open to diverse interpretations, leading to varying views within our brothers and sisters in the Lord.
Some of our Christians family interpret these verses as describing a future event
where believers will be caught up or snatched up to meet our Lord in the air,
while others in our believing family see these passages as symbolic or metaphorical.
Moreover, faith in the rapture does not necessarily dictate one's moral character or conduct.
Although we at GP believe it will help Christians maintain their faith and offer them a beautiful hope for the future,
Christians who hold different views on this topic can still share the same ethical principles and commitment to living according to the teachings of Jesus.
Additionally, within the context of the diversity of beliefs in Christianity, respectful dialogue
and understanding between individuals with differing perspectives on the rapture are crucial.
The emphasis should be on unity in essential beliefs while allowing room for diversity in non-essential matters,
including interpretations of prophetic texts regarding Rapture or not!