A Case For Postmillennialism

[NaphtaliPress]

Hey, Chris - question about this. Just curious...are threads automatically closed after a certain amount of time/inactivity, or do moderators have to go in and manually close a thread? The reason I ask is that I have been looking at a lot of old threads lately and I came across at least one, and maybe two (I can't remember for sure), that was very old but still open. I was wondering when I saw it if there was a bug in the software (if they are supposed to be automatically closed), or if a moderator just failed to close it (if done manually)?

The should close automatically (after a couple of weeks inactivity). Not sure why there are these exceptions. @Semper Fidelis

 

[CGS]

The should close automatically (after a couple of weeks inactivity). Not sure why there are these exceptions. @Semper Fidelis

I just posted on another old thread and copied you and Rich.

 

[HauerVos]

I would love to hear anyone's thoughts on this video. It's 12 minutes long and I have to say the philosophy of the doctrine is very appealing. Of course we want to believe what's most biblical, but the teaching seems very invigorating and motivational, so I need to discern it well. I've never examined postmil much because of the theonomy tendencies, but apart from that they might be onto something.

I’d advise you not take Webbon seriously. Despite the production value, his channel is a waste of time. It is filled with gossip and rage bait. He’s taken down some of his more egregious offenses (giggling like a middle schooler while “rating” living Reformed pastors’ “faithfulness” with a female guest), but Joel has almost no concept of our obligations under the 9th commandment and he treats the pulpit as a platform for his cultural hot takes.