The Antichrist's Identity Is Not Unknown

While the passage you have cited from 1 John 2:18-19 indeed mentions the antichrist, it is important to note that different interpretations of this term exist among biblical scholars, theologians, and individual Christians. In this verse, Apostle John talks about "many antichrists" and not a single identifiable person. The term 'antichrists' in this context is often interpreted as referring to anyone who denies Jesus Christ, or acts against the teachings and spirit of Christ, rather than referring to one specific individual. Therefore, it is possible to understand the term "antichrist" as being descriptive of a general type of opposing and false spirit or action, rather than as a title for a specific individual. These interpretations would be consistent with my earlier statement - that the identity of "the antichrist" in a sense of a singular individual, if there is such, is not known. However, I understand and respect that different people may have different perspectives on this matter based on their faith, beliefs, or interpretation of the scripture. Your belief is absolutely valid too. It's always insightful to have open conversations about these topics and learn more.