Well that really depands on what one puts on the MOTB, here are some insight on it
The term "MOTB-(age)" generally refers to a period associated with the biblical concept of the "mark of the beast," which appears in the Book of Revelation (Revelation 13:16–18). In this context, the "mark of the beast" is often interpreted as a symbol or sign of allegiance to the Antichrist or a malevolent world system, and it has been linked in popular culture to various notions of totalitarian control, technological surveillance, or moral decline.
When people speak of a "MOTB," they are typically referring to a hypothetical or prophetic era characterized by:
A time when individuals might be required or compelled to display a mark, such as a microchip, digital ID, or other means—to participate in society, commerce, or to prove allegiance.
Advances in technology, especially digital identification, biometric data, and surveillance, are often associated with this concept, fueling speculation about a future where personal freedoms are compromised.
Some interpret this age as a period of moral decay, where society moves away from spiritual or biblical values, culminating in the acceptance of the "mark.", as a sign of submission to sinful worldly powers and a rejection of God's authority.
For many believers and prophecy enthusiasts, the "MOTB" signifies the end times or a period leading up to the Second Coming of Christ, where spiritual discernment becomes critical.
To cap it off what I wrote, the "MOTB" is a term used within eschatological or prophetic take to describe a future or current era marked by the implementation or acceptance of a symbol or system associated with the biblical "MOTB," often linked to themes of control, deception, and moral decline. The specifics vary depending on religious, cultural, or interpretive perspectives.
In other words "Who knows" that's why its very- extremly important of staying faithful to Christ and resisting the temptations of the world, including any false ideologies or beliefs that are contrary to the teachings of the Church of what has been taught throughout the ages starting from the time of early christinity, not being fooled by teaching that have only eventuated in the last few hundred years, like in Ameican religion
