@Protestia Even if it’s frustrating or hard to understand why they can’t see what we think we see more clearly than they do. They think the same thing of us.
@Protestia Other eschatologies charitably, or they just don’t realize what they are doing, as they only are thinking through their lens and can’t understand the other lenses because their lens gets in the way. Eschatology isn’t the easiest subject. We must have grace for other views….
@William_Gouge_X@LostMyHats Good for you for changing after all of those years. That’s not easy. I have met a few just like you described. Kind of understand dispensationalism, but when you start bringing up scriptures they simply keep saying, God doesn’t break promises, like that’s a trump card.
@LostMyHats It’s like they think that we think He does. I haven’t heard a single covenantalist make that claim, nor think he does. I just can’t understand or do the mental gymnastics to be dispy.
@LostMyHats My last thought, although I am sure I will have some more later, dispensationalism is so confusing. Like it last purpose and reason when accessed with the glory of christs death and resurrection. The only point they ever have is God doesn’t break his promises.
@hydmeister@jeffdornik@DineshDSouza@LostMyHats It’s funny you try to insult Christians, but your insult totally misses as that’s not at all the subject of the debate. That’s hilarious.
It’s better to be thought of as a fool, than to open one’s mouth and remove all doubt.