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I know you are ignorant to the fact I have dyslexia but it takes me a long time to write anything. You must only ber a Christan to those who can spell. I did do research but a lot of it was verbal information. you need to stop tring to read people minds because you are unable. I never said I did not do research so for you to out and lie like that means you are not a very nice person and one I should not argue with.

***You must only ber a Christan to those who can spell.***

No, you flat out admitted that you didn't lookup Preterism because you couldn't spell it, not because you have dyslexia. If you have a reference on Preterism, then why couldn't you have simply looked up the spelling of the word from your reference. This is what I do when I can't remember how a word is spelled. I have no idea why you think your dyslexia has anything to do with anything.

BTW, you aren't the only one on this forum with dyslexia and you aren't the only one who has reading and or learning challenges.

In the service of the Lord,
Christian.

a lot of it was verbal information

I don't trust verbal research. Nothing personal, but "verbal research" is unverifiable. I can't go to the library and pick up "verbal research."

At the same time, the fact that you were unable to look up what Preterism and Amillenialism means that you cannot be an expert on the topic. Your dyslexia has little to do with that; it just means that all you know about preterism and amillenialism is what you've been told by someone whose biases are unknown to us. I don't know if your source wrestled with who the genea that will not pass away before Mat. 24 is fullfilled is. I don't know if your sources examined the writings of Justin Martyr or Augustine. I don't know if your sources have dealt with the fact that dispensational premillenialism was an unknown until it was taught by an obscure Anglican separatist itinerant preacher in the 1830's.

In short, I can't tell if your sources know anything at all beyond what they believe.