[jude24]

The speaker has an extensive reformed, PCA background if you read his bio.

1. You're assuming that the guy posting that website isn't puffing his resume. That never happens.....

2. Frankly, eschatology in the Reformed denominations isn't that big an issue. One could go years at a time in a Reformed church and never hear a thing about eschatology. I know I haven't heard an eschatological sermon or Sunday School class in the 3 years I've been a Presbyterian.

[xzins]

Resume’s can sometimes be easily checked on the internet.

See if there’s a guy of this name who is president of whatever college he says he president of.

[Frumanchu]

2. Frankly, eschatology in the Reformed denominations isn't that big an issue. One could go years at a time in a Reformed church and never hear a thing about eschatology. I know I haven't heard an eschatological sermon or Sunday School class in the 3 years I've been a Presbyterian.

No, Jude. xzins is an expert at determining whether somebody is truly Reformed or not, and he's convinced this guy is thoroughly Reformed...so much so that xzins is unwilling to question his experience. So if this guy says we preterists spend more time preaching our eschatology than preaching the Gospel then it must be true.

(whoa....got dizzy there for a second...)