John,

Thank you for your comment and as Sam states your honesty is much appreciated.

“Your points are well taken. I am certainly familiar with both your line of reasoning and the epistemological […]

John, again, “tossed to and fro” explains this “until we all reach….” Obviously, we have not reached it entirely, yet.

Now, your admission concerning orthodoxy is an honest one – and that is appreciated. […]

Nick! Man! Give me a call (old college buddy)

Everyone,

All great points. What gets me is that full preterism seems to think that they have the realized prophetic revelation that has been clouded for centuries…now I thought prophecy and revealtion […]

Dr. Warren Gage also did some work on this. Here is a link from the Internet Archive. They’ve since taken it down for publication. It’s part of a larger work where he demonstrates that the Gospel of John and […]

Jason, Paul, all good comments. It illustrates, too, the shell game FP’s play with “this scholar said that…” and “Gentry says this, but Calvin says that”. They confuse the details for the essentials where […]

Sam, Jason,

You would think a guy who wrote, “The thousands of different denominations and their variety of church polity illustrates the ecclesiological “mess” that is historic Christianity.”, wouldn’t be so […]

Ecclesiastical debates exist among hyperpreterists. So do debates about soteriology, the gifts, communion, baptism, and so on. Hyperpreterists simply take the “mess” and make it bigger.

So, let me get this […]

John, you seem to be confusing “orthodoxy” with orthopraxy. In other words, what the church has DONE in spite of what she BELIEVES. For me, the unification of Trinity is key. That’s why we call them the […]

Paul, right on target.

Sam, I worked as a janitor for a short time years ago. Believe me when I say, I REALLY appreciate the job they do. :o)

Folks,

Catching up on some weekend reading I see where Mr. Green failed to comprehend the argument offered in response to Dr. Birks fallacious charge. I’m not surprised after all, not only does Mr. Green fail […]

Exactly Sam. To deny that the whole church will be raised in the same manner as Jesus Christ was raised (which Paul explicitly explains is to be bodily) is to deny what the Scriptures tell us in 1 Cor 15. To deny […]

Interestingly, i heard a sermon yesterday from a local Presbyterian pastor on the Ascension and he took a few jabs at dispies and liberals, naming specifically a few profs from Vanderbilt. haha. Funny how i never […]

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