Well, at least he didn't call you anti-Jewish/semitic, ......at least not yet
Fortunately, that Zionist doctrine is going the way of the Do-Do bird.....
Dispensationalism
No evaluation of Dispensational Premillennialism may ignore its teaching of a two-phased return of Christ, the first phase of which is commonly known as the rapture.......
.........Dispensationalism has a pervasive influence not only extensively, but also intensively. It is usually the case that those who embrace its teachings as a system are affected in almost every area of their theological thinking.
So pervasive is its effect on those who have become its pupils, that even those who have come to see the error of its basic presuppositions testify that dispensational cobwebs have remained in their thinking for a long time after the initial sweeping took place. My own experience bears witness to the truth of what I say.............
http://www.christianforums.com/t1514356-8/#post14966798
Replacement Theology and Anti-Semitism
I wanted to open a thread to discuss the nature of Replacement Theology, and how it plays a role in anti-Semitism. I shall give a definition of said doctrine, and then demonstrate how it leads into anti-Semitism.
I make one request: in the attempts to rebut my statements and sources, I ask that you utilize BOTH statements AND sources. We are not here to discuss opinions ONLY. If you refuse to follow my one request, then you can expect silence.
Replacement Theology is also called Supersessionism. It is a "New" Testament doctrinal belief that has no support in the Tanakh (i.e. "Old" Testament).
Here are some definitions of Replacement Theology:
http://www.familybible.org/Articles/...s/ReplTheo.htm
Error of Replacement Theology
I am inclined to believe that it is obvious from this small amount of information that Replacement Theology is anti-Semitic. I realize that this is simply an opinion. So, the next section will be sources that share this opinion.
According to
www.m-w.com, anti-semitic has the following definition:
: hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group
hostility is defined as:
*of which I will be utilizing number 3.
I will go in reverse order this time, and start with wiki.
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