Revelation and Bible Prophecy A Comparison of Eschatological Views: Dispensationalism and Preterism

[Shelley]

Revelation and Bible Prophecy A Comparison of Eschatological Views: Dispensationalism and Preterism. This PDF is too big for the server. If you would like to read it let me know.

 

[Lori Jane]

@Shelley sorry I missed this when you first posted it. If you email me the PDF I can make it available via the SC google docs account. I'd like to review it. Thanks!

 

[Bvenski]

Revelation and Bible Prophecy A Comparison of Eschatological Views: Dispensationalism and Preterism. This PDF is too big for the server. If you would like to read it let me know.

No need to read it. Dispensationalism & Preterism are both garbage.

 

[Bvenski]

My apologies for being a tad bit grumpy yesterday. I have great disdain for these two views because I was deceived into believing in Dispensationalism for a time. And as for Preterism, it tricks people into believing that Jesus's parousia already happened back in 70 AD, which is awful. I hope both of you ladies are doing well.

 

[Shelley]

Hey no worries! I like language that isn't mamby pamby! Hope you doing well too! And the fam!

 

[APAK]

My apologies for being a tad bit grumpy yesterday. I have great disdain for these two views because I was deceived into believing in Dispensationalism for a time. And as for Preterism, it tricks people into believing that Jesus's parousia already happened back in 70 AD, which is awful. I hope both of you ladies are doing well.

What do you think of a partial preterist viewpoint, where Christ established God's Kingdom after his ascension although his 'return' is still in the future?