historicism

  1. S

    Shall the World Continue Only Six or Seven Thousand Years After Creation, as the Days of the Week?

    This is by far the most perplexing part of Andrew Bonar's commentary for me, at least in the first 25 chapters (out of a total of 27). He made scattered referances to the view quoted above all throughout this commentary, but especially now, when disvussing the Sabbatical and Jubilee years in...
  2. S

    Gavin Beers and Drew Poplin interviewed on the Antichrist and Eschatology

    Given the recent discussions on this board regarding Rome, and the apostasy of one member of the board to it, as well as the explosion of the question of the civil magistrate and the difference between the two Westminster Confessions, I thought it may well be valuable to share this. The podcast...
  3. Cromwell

    Historicist eschatology

    I've held to an Ammillenial Historicist eschatology for sometime now (if there is such a thing), are there any modern books anyone could recommend that explains this view?
  4. P

    Historicist Postmillennialism and the "when" of the millennium

    I am postmillennial and interested in historicism. I have come across a few historicists who date set the timing of the millennium and the end, I believe by estimating the fall of the papacy based on the 1260 day-years of the little horn. The problem is those I read date the millennium to around...
  5. JM

    Papal Antichrist

    A short article about papal antichrist using the Protestant form of eschatology (aka Historicsm). Gleanings | Reformed Christian Magazine – The Papal Antichrist: A Call to Recognition and Opposition I My thesis is simple. The universal judgment of discerning church leaders, yesterday and...
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