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Another word for millenarianism; see millennium.
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6) It affirmed Baptist distinctives, and it did not restrict orthodoxy to the so-called "fundamentals," such as the verbal inspiration of the scriptures, the substitution theory of the atonement, eternal conscious torment in hell, or premillennialism.
Helen Barrett Montgomery: a "Middle-of-the-Road Baptist" Bible ... by Mobley, Kendal P. / Baptist History and Heritage
has slightly revised his 1998 doctoral dissertation From Fear to Hope: The Shaping of Premillennialism in Korea 1884-1945 for Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.
Millennialism in the Korean Protestant church by Reference & Research Book News
Shaftesbury's rationale was based on the premillennialism of Rev.
Short fuse to apocalypse? Some in the religious right call Middle ... by Wagner, Donald E. / Sojourners
 
 
 
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