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Originally posted by inspector
I know this my sound strange to most of you, but I do not understand what the difference is between Partial Preterism and Amillennialism.
I have read countless articles on the internet, but I can not draw a conclusion.
Originally posted by Paul manata
Jay Adams is a partial preterist and an A-miller.
Amillennialism deals with the NATURE and not the timming. I think both post (not the historic posts, though) and A agree on TIMMING but not on NATURE. Both post and a can be preteristic in their interpretive scheme.
Thanks I see if I can find his book at a good price.Originally posted by Paul manata
I don't know any on the web. I know he has books, though (The Time is At Hand, Preterism: Orthodox and Unorthodox).
Yes, I am pretty sure I'm correct. You and I believe that the timming is from the ascension until he returns, right? That is, the millennium is the entire Church age. Jesus comes back at the end. Now, the nature of this millennium is where we disagree ( just bear with me for convenience sake: pessimistic vs. optamistic). So, no matter how you characterize it you hold that the millenniums nature will not be chacterized by a golden age.
p.s. good to talk to you again. I left a couple days after you last e-mail to me and so didn't have time to make arrangements to see you.