I now believe 1000% that the more dispensationsalism is attacked the more its denied that it is correct, why else would Satan Lucifer try his very darndest to completely stifle it either by non believers or by believers in the faith alike; if it wasn’t correct? He wouldn’t if he thought for a single second that it was no harm or a threat to him he would leave it be that’s not the case all.
What gives you the idea that there are attempts to be stifled?
Furthermore, the argument he more dispensationsalism is attacked the more its denied that it is correct is non-sensical considering who point out the falsity of dispensationalism. It's not the secularists who don't care, but it is Christians who point out the non-biblical nature of dispensationalism
Let's look at what is dispensationalism and why it is non-biblical and very, very wrong
Dispensationalism posits a "church age" which denies the very statements of Jesus in Matthew and goes against the vision in the book of Revelation.
Furthermore the dispensationalist concept that ultimately Jesus came only for the Jews is utterly, totally false and non-Christian.
God's family is a series of covenants - from a family to a tribe to a nation to the entire world
This is exactly as in Daniel 7 where the 4th kingdom (of iron and mud), the 4th beast is destroyed/defeated by a rock (Jesus) that is not hewn by any human hand, a rock that becomes a mountain that covers the entire world (Christianity)
Gal 6:16 refers to the community of believers in Jesus - the Jesus-movement Jews.. Yes Christianity is a sect of 2nd temple Jews just as modern day jews, descended from Pharisees (that's not an insult, it's a fact that modern day Judaism was created out of the ashes of the destruction of the temple in 70 AD by Rabbi Yohannan ben Zakkai)
The idea of an intermediate “Church age” that would give way to a corporeal reign of the Messiah over the “Jews” forgets that
1. Jesus’s kingdom is not of this world
2. He inaugurated His spiritual kingdom on his ascension into heaven
3. The 2nd temple Jews were split into two sects in 70 AD - the Jesus-movement (Christians) and the Pharisees (modern day Jews)
The dispensationalist error leads to further errors as J Dwight Pentecost wrote in TTC 124 “There are two new covenants presented int he New Testament: the first with Israel and the second with the church in this age”
This idea of dispensationalist lays the foundation for the rapturist belief that most of the teachings of Jesus don’t apply to present-day Christians —as Clarence Lakin wrote “the Sermon on the Mount has no application to the Christian, but only to those who are under the Law”
Charles C. Ryrie, a leading dispensationalist since the early 1960s, writes, “A dispensationalist keeps Israel and the Church distinct” (Dispensationalism Today [Chicago: Moody Press, 1965], 44). He quotes Lewis S. Chafer, another leading dispensational theologian: “The dispensationalist believes that throughout the ages God is pursuing two distinct purposes: one related to the earth with earthly people and earthly objectives involved which is Judaism; while the other is related to heaven with heavenly people and heavenly objectives involved, which is Christianity” (Dispensationalism Today, 45).