Contrary to popular opinion, leaving dispensationalism is not the same as leaving the faith. It's more like leaving a cult.
I found this somewhat humerous bit on another site.
The Top Ten Ways to Tell if You Might Be a DISPENSATIONALIST10. If you like to chew gum so your ears won't pop at the Rapture.
9. If you always leave the top down on your convertible - just in case.
8. If bar code scanners make you nervous.
7. If you have been a Christian for less than one year and your pastor has already preached through the Book of Revelation twelve times.
6. If your church has adapted into a Christian hymn the 1960s pop song "Up, Up and Away."
5. If you think General Revelation is the commander in chief of the armies of Armageddon.
4. If you can name more dispensations than commandments.
3. If you've already forgotten the last wrongly predicted date for the rapture.
2. If you believe that there is an original Greek and Hebrew text of Scofield's notes.
And the #1 way you can tell you might be a dispensationalist ...
1. If you believe that the term "Early Church Fathers" refers to C. I. Scofield and Lewis Sperry Chafer.
Hey! That's not fair either!
" The Top Ten Ways to Tell if You Might Be a DISPENSATIONALIST"
Now that's funny!