I'd apply what I said even to Christians. Many aren't expecting a Rapture. Many have little or no knowledge of end times events that are both now occurring and coming.
Yeah i believe most of Christianity world wide do not believe in a pretrib rapture. I believe in America, the pretrib view is higher. Probably the highest it is anywhere in the world it would seem. As we are on the note of surprises, and in light of a great reminder you had provided me in detail brother, I'll just throw this one out there. Because if things go "this" direction I will describe, i'm pretty sure it will blow the JDF mind. But in also considering it beyond that, it would seem counterintuitive perhaps to views like the well respected Dr. Arnald has laid out. And would also be well outside the Calvery Chapel Watcher Camp Convention mode, However, a few camps mightt consider (if things go a particular way) to be "aha" moments for them. Like NAR. And like amillennialist (don't see a tribulation coming but just a world increasingly under more and more church rule control until Christ returns--or prepping the land to ready His return view).
That view would be a trend of conservative sound governmental perspectives to gain exceedingly greater hold on pockets of world government (like El Salvador and Argentina--and echo reminder of what appeared to be millions in the streets of Brasil in opposition to Lula vote). This sort of thing goes with my view in general. But I admit, its a high risk complete wild card investment. One that would fly in the face of most all other eschatological trajectories. Well, I reckon I bring this up because it would seem to form a completely different structure than one world government formation as well as significantly different too than where most eschatology perspectives would be looking at. If there is anything to my sense upon it, it would seem to become quite the opposite of formal pretrib developments, I imagine pherhaps.
If true it would not be out of the picture for America to increase in power (where the majority of end time views minimize America or remove her from end time relevance all together), audit the FED, maybe even do away with income tax perhaps down the road. I paint the picture that way because I kind of want the extreme sense of it to make us most certainly say, "no. Come on. You think that?" If it does go in that direction, it might seem to migrate significantly away from more common eschatological convention. If this does occur, I would just say that it would not seem to be out of charactoristic with pretrib perspectives. Or that it might even make tribulation timing so much further out than we might have imaagined even under more 20th century eschatological views held.
When I think upon these lines, at times I am reminded of a somewhat narrowing of vision Pastor JD would seem to willingly traffick in. As we moved away from COVID craze era, JD would say things like, "We are not going back to normal." Or thinking that hoping for normal is being temporaly minded in an age designed to provide thoughts more consistent with the after life. And while on that wave of thought, it would seem those ideas transitioned further into just being ready for the rapture and not putting much on planning for a future here. In addition, Macarthur had been known to recently say, "America is being judged, its not coming back, the church loses down here." Strongly implying a similar encouragement to stop thinking about a hopeful future here, but focus more on eternal values. Which in and of themselves have merit. But it would just seem to be quite the contrary contrast provided if the above notion of conservative values at this time becomes stronger, not weaker. As well as a potential move away from New World Order grips upon the systems of the world.
When I express this potential it is often understood I might be thinking these things because I would want to have more time down here and see life become 'normal" again. Kind of like I guess similar to the kinds of arguments against pretrib that say, "Pretribbers just don't want to suffer and want an easy out. A Western convenience notion. Nothing more." So we kind of see a collection of this sort of thing: 1) We are not returning to normal, 2) Folks its over as America is under judgement, 3) Pretribbers just want ease and creaturely comfort. If the direction the world goes/becomes more freedom and prosperity like, it would seem wildly inconsistent with pretrib eschatology. But just to note somewhat along the way, it does appear that things have gravitated more toward normal since COVID than more toward further encroachments upon liberties. At least in generic contrast. Yet there seems to be an interest in the eschat world to affirm how bad things have to get as a means of perhaps coming along our faith in what God said it would be like (or at least in as far as we might understand how that should be looking). There does seem to be a measure of that sort of thinking, though.
So if the socio-political direction leans in the above mentioned direction, and away from eschatologically "proper" perspective, I would suggest it would not indicate historical moments that infer being much more further away from a tribulation period. For what that might be worth. I guess we will see. Blessings.