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JonathonHunt
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Dear All
I hope not to start a war with this. I am curious as to what milennial views are held in the USA. In the UK, for example, Reformed Baptists are largely amillennial, as are the majority of true christians who express a view. Among new-evangelical and charismatic churches certain views promoted by the 'left Behind' series are gaining ground.
I get the impression that USA Baptists are largely Pre-Milennial and more often than not dispensational. Correct?
What about the 'Reformed' Presbyterians on this board? I am aware of a USA Presbyterian site that is very strongly postmilennial, but I have detected anti-postmilennial sentiments from Presbyterians on this site.
This is not to start a debate about the merits of the various eschatologies, but more of a request for a perspective on who believes what.
All answers appreciated!
[Edited on 3-10-2004 by JonathanHunt]
[Edited on 3-10-2004 by JonathanHunt]
I hope not to start a war with this. I am curious as to what milennial views are held in the USA. In the UK, for example, Reformed Baptists are largely amillennial, as are the majority of true christians who express a view. Among new-evangelical and charismatic churches certain views promoted by the 'left Behind' series are gaining ground.
I get the impression that USA Baptists are largely Pre-Milennial and more often than not dispensational. Correct?
What about the 'Reformed' Presbyterians on this board? I am aware of a USA Presbyterian site that is very strongly postmilennial, but I have detected anti-postmilennial sentiments from Presbyterians on this site.
This is not to start a debate about the merits of the various eschatologies, but more of a request for a perspective on who believes what.
All answers appreciated!
[Edited on 3-10-2004 by JonathanHunt]
[Edited on 3-10-2004 by JonathanHunt]