[raynearhood]

Y'all did see how comparable the site to which topcat54 linked is to the article that was posted here, right?

My "cohort" wasn't linking to anything that would counter the article posted here, but to show where very comparable beliefs lie.

What's really fascinating, IMO, is that some on this thread don't realize with whom they share beliefs.

***hint: it ain't us "preterist, amil, 'replacementarian'" types that have eschatological beliefs nearly lock step with heretic religions.... I'm just saying.

[Lee N. Field]

Bad eschatology has consequences.

[guitarplayer1953]

***hint: it ain't us "preterist, amil, 'replacementarian'" types that have eschatological beliefs nearly lock step with heretic religions.... I'm just saying.

. WHAT A BUCKET OF BULLBUTTER

[Quix]

Clearly

a number of folks hereon do

NOT have PhD’s in psychology.

That MAY make it MORE difficult for them to realize that

. . . for example . . .

—even drunks can feed their faces at least part of the time;
—even blind folks can find the bathroom;
—even some moderate DIMRATS can occasionally vote sanely;
—even some orthodox traditionalists can have a Salvation experience with Jesus Christ;
—even some Calvinists can realize these are the END TIMES;
—even some Cathedrals can be visited by Holy Spirit;
—even some atheists sometimes find Christ

and

—even some off the wall denominations get some things right.

I wonder . . . is it less likely that a Calvinist denomination would get some things right

or less likely that a JW would get some things right.

Interesting question.

[Luke21]

Yeah, but the JW’s believe Jesus appeared in 1914. That’s the one they run from most.

Walter Martin was a post-tribber. He and Hal Lindsey got along fine. Lindsey spoke very highly of him several times on his radio show.