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Postost-millennialism, or the end of eschatology as we know it
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If the collapse of
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1. If we read forward from
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I think I agree with you as
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The diagram is an
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Here are a few posts. But it
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Where does a recently
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I’d like to see more
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The PostMill community in
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Double Post-Tribulational Pre
Biblical narrative, missional context, and same-sex sexual relations all in the same breath
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I disagree. The modern
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I should also mention I’m an
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Jason, I get what you’re
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Agreed. Probably why we are
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That last paragraph in my
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Jason, in the Bible it’s all
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Thanks for the challenge to
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Do not the Scriptures
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I don’t necessarily have a
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A few thoughts…
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Thanks, Daniel. You may be
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I’m really not convinced we
The Nashville Statement and the future of the church
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I disagree. The whole of 24
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Thank you, Darren. An
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Paul also directly attributes
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Thanks Andrew,
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The three forms of same sex
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Do you have any evidence that
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What are your reasons for
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Thanks for the clarification.
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What I meant by the phrase
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New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
Could you please help me understand the practical consequences…?
The narrative-historical method—an outline
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