I might become premillennial

[RamistThomist]

Perhaps that could be so, although I think the force of what I was saying is still valid. Anyway, my argument doesn't hinge on that. Btw, I found a reformed theologian who denied that we live in the new creation because it was "earthy." I might email you the information since I don't want to go public with it.

 

[Puritan Sailor]

Perhaps that could be so, although I think the force of what I was saying is still valid. Anyway, my argument doesn't hinge on that. Btw, I found a reformed theologian who denied that we live in the new creation because it was "earthy." I might email you the information since I don't want to go public with it.

"A" reformed theologian? Come on. I'd be glad to have the reference but it will take more than that to pin Amils down in a "playing harps on the clouds" view. They simply don't believe that. They believe the historic time/space resolution to sin and death is the Second Coming when all things are made new (not just some things made new for a thousand years then the rest later).

 

[Puritan Sailor]

Where is the millennium in Pauline eschatology?

 

[RamistThomist]

"A" reformed theologian? Come on. I'd be glad to have the reference but it will take more than that to pin Amils down in a "playing harps on the clouds" view. They simply don't believe that. They believe the historic time/space resolution to sin and death is the Second Coming when all things are made new (not just some things made new for a thousand years then the rest later).

Well, you had asked a while back "who" believed that. Strictly speaking, "a" answers that.

 

[Puritan Sailor]

Well, you had asked a while back "who" believed that. Strictly speaking, "a" answers that.

 

[martin foulner]

what do you think will come quicker Ken Gentry's commentary on Revelation or the end of the millennium