Full Preterist Safe House

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I am interested in studying Full Preterism

which is not allowed in GT/End Times

no partials - no Mormons - no Muslims - no other eschatology

How are you going to proceed with your study in this forum? Are you going to ask questions of those who are of the 'full Preterist' persuasion?
 
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I guess so

it seems exactly in line with the purpose of this forum -

"Unorthodox Theology A forum to discuss/debate theological doctrines not accepted by mainstream evangelical Christianity

(eg. Full Preterism"

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so - this must be the place...
 
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I am interested in studying Full Preterism

which is not allowed in GT/End Times

no partials - no Mormons - no Muslims - no other eschatology

If you want to get only one side of the story, I'm sure there are other discussion boards you could turn to.

Yes, it's true that if you pose a question here, you'll probably get a variety of replies. What's the problem with that? You still get to make up your own mind after hearing from whoever responds.
 
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Yall are correct that it cannot be a "safe house" for an unorthodox view

It is a correct forum for discussing but cannot preclude those opposing it

So I will shelve my idea of "no other ideas" and just regroup.

Other eschatologies have safe houses in GT end times - but the UT area is different

so I will keep reading about Full Preterism but drop other expectations
 
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Most full preterist doctrines I've read of hold total prophetic fulfillment to have taken place with the destruction of Jerusalem. However, a much more plausible (IMHO) such theory has the Crucifixion itself stand for the end (as in the point at which the final outcome is decided) of time. I don't recall off the top of my head the name of the book arguing for this conclusion, but it's something like The Cross at a Distance: Atonement in the Gospel of Mark.
 
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I have been labeled a preterist by cf because I say the second coming was in 312 AD when the sign of the Son of Man appeared in the clouds, and Jesus came into power through St. Constantine who rode a white horse and conquered with a bow. And he sent his messengers with a trumpet and gathered the elect of all the Church together, to Nicea.
 
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I have been labeled a preterist by cf because I say the second coming was in 312 AD when the sign of the Son of Man appeared in the clouds, and Jesus came into power through St. Constantine who rode a white horse and conquered with a bow. And he sent his messengers with a trumpet and gathered the elect of all the Church together, to Nicea.

If it were me instead of you, I'd be glad to settle for "preterist." :D
 
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If total prophetic fulfillment took place at the crucifixion, why would have Paul have jumped on Hymenaeus and the other dude for saying the day of Christ had already happened - Paul wrote several years before 70 AD

full prets say 70 AD is the time of parousia - before that Peter could write that the Lord was long-suffering, that people were scoffing at a parousia, Paul could still speak of a "Day of Christ" in the future - Peter and Paul wrote AFTER the crucifixion but BEFORE 70 ad

I don't know about Partial Prets and "Constantine Prets" - 312 AD - new one on me for a parousia
 
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I have been labeled a preterist by cf because I say the second coming was in 312 AD when the sign of the Son of Man appeared in the clouds, and Jesus came into power through St. Constantine who rode a white horse and conquered with a bow. And he sent his messengers with a trumpet and gathered the elect of all the Church together, to Nicea.

All who were at Nicea were elect and only these were at Nicea? Were there any resurrected beings at Nicea?

Any one want some Pret-corn? The kernels all popped in AD312. :wave:

Popcorn.jpg
 
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I want Pret-Corn popped in 312 but BUTTERRED in 70 AD

we will watch movies of Constantine riding his WHITE horse - though I am not sure what tells us his horse was white...

an added feature will be a surprise reel of the Apostle Paul

FALLING OFF OF HIS HORSE on the road to Damascus!!

A horse of a different color, indeed - a horse NEVER MENTIONED in four NT accounts of Paul's conversion on road to Damascus

yet commentaries from way back (including John Calvin's on Paul's conversion)

say explicitly that Paul fell from a horse

no horse in scripture on the road to Damascus

I say the horse got loose and ran all the way to Nicea 3 centuries later

HEIGH HO - SILVER!! AWAY!!!
 
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All who were at Nicea were elect and only these were at Nicea? Were there any resurrected beings at Nicea?

Any one want some Pret-corn? The kernels all popped in AD312. :wave:

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The first resurrection occurs much later, in chapter 20. That may require a third coming. Because I do not rule out a third coming, I guess I'm a partial preterist.
 
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lol

this house is NOT SAFE

and it seems one cannot change a thread title once begun

Yeh. Others have found that out to their dismay. Don't give it too much thought; just go ahead and present your thoughts anyway.
 
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OK Albion, I will try.

and you are correct that I could just "go to a full pret board" and discuss stuff without opposing views, but I may as well discuss on CF my history of hang-gliding on the wings of eschatological doctrine as I see it.

Right before I joined CF back in July, I had read Gentry's book BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL and became open to the POSSIBILITY that Revelation might have the early date in Nero's time rather than standard view of written in Domitians's time - POSSIBILITY, mind you, not convinced.

So I came to CF ripe for something other than the PreTrib I had held for decades - certain things bothered me about it and always had - animal sacrifices re-instituted after Christ's one perfect sacrifice - a GAP in Daniel that one cannot see just by reading internally in book of Daniel.

MY early efforts to enter the partial pret safe house in GT End Times met with as much unsuccess as this Unsafe house thread here.

I tried to edge in (to that safe house which really IS a partial pret safehouse) and hint that I had been pretrib but was interested in partial preterism, which I didn't know much about.

Immediately the partials started vomiting on pretrib and saying what a 'river of nonsense' it was - how anyone who could hold it must be looney -- and I will describe my venturing into there with an analogy which is NOT an exaggeration
 
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