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Tag Archives: preterism
Reflections on Hitchcock/Hanegraff Debate
Hitchcock: strong opening statement. External case: all early witnesses attest to a mid-90s date. The letters to the seven churches show no Pauline influence, yet Paul founded several of them in the mid to late 50s. If Revelation were written … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, audio, Eschatology, theology
Tagged hank hanegraff, irenaeus, mark hitchcock, preterism, revelation
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Hal Lindsey and Biblical Prophecy
By Cornelis Vanderwaal. Vanderwaal was attacked for his rhetoric, but is it any worse than Lindsey or Hunt’s saying that anyone who disagrees with them wants to exterminate the Jews (Lindsey, Road to Holocaust, 332)? Let’s get beyond rhetoric and … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, Eschatology
Tagged cornelis vanderwaal, covenant, dispensationalism, hal lindsey, israel, preterism
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