Leaning Historicist, with a few "iffs"

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RamistThomist

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I usually default to historic premil because it is the most common sense reading of Rev. 19-20. Lately, studying the Reformed Scholastics, and working through some old Eastern Orthodox issues, I am beginning to see something in historicism. For example, Byzantium began to succumb to Muslim invasions after the idolatry of the 7th Ecumenical Council.

Any suggestions on resources: audio, articles, easy to find books?
 
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