A key bone of contention is whether Jesus will return to Earth before (premillennialism) or after (postmillennialism) the ...

In theological terms, it seems to be a debate between premillennialism and postmillennialism. For the uninitiated on those terms, premillennialism, in a very basic sense, means that Christ will ...

Darrell Bock of Dallas Theological Seminary edited the decade-old book, which features proponents of postmillennialism, amillennialism and premillennialism by Kenneth Gentry, Robert Strimple and ...

“Premillennialism become sort of the main ... The two dominant opposing views are "postmillennialism," which is the belief that essentially the church will inaugurate a millennium and then ...

Jesus Christ (illustrative) (credit: PIXABAY) Overall, premillennialism is far more common in the US than postmillennialism, though a larger portion of Americans tend to not be sure about the ...

He suggested right-leaning Christians’ end-times theology will shift because postmillennialism “provides better rationale for Christian nationalist goals” than premillennialism’s pessimism.

Premillennialism revolves around a conviction about the timing of Christ’s return. It says nothing about how Christians are to act or what attitude Christians are to adopt toward civil ...

Premillennialism is the belief that after a period of extreme suffering, Jesus Christ will physically return to Earth for 1,000 years. "In its basic interpretation, there was a belief that Christ ...

A key bone of contention is whether Jesus will return to Earth before (premillennialism) or after (postmillennialism) the 1,000 years of righteousness predicted in Revelation 20. The difference ...