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Protestant Historicism most certainly does. Jesuit Futurism and Jesuit Preterism are so unBiblical that the Protestant Reformation church of the 16th century buried these lies so deep that it took over 300 years for them to resurface - and now foolish "protestants" who are not worthy to be...

I need to point out that this statement is purely subjective. You assume the restrainer is an agent of holiness... Paul's words, "...that the man of God may be perfect..." means only one man of God ever existed, right? I'm not sure to what "sequence of events" you refer, but Historicism says...

Yes, the fathers said things that we know aren't Biblical. However, their ideas about the restrainer are not interpretation - they with "remarkable unanimity" declare what was taught regarding what Paul told the early church about the identity of the restrainer. Tradition tells us that the early...

The truth always prevails in the fight against error...that is why Protestant Historicism so deeply beat down Jesuit "left behind" Futurism and Jesuit "the last disciple" Preterism that it took over 300 years for these two false ideas to finally resurface...and only about 150 years for...

If you re-read my OP, you'll see that your post is precisely what I was talking about.

Is that how attorneys win court cases?

Thank you for proving the point of my OP. Not a single word of your response challenges these specifics of it: what the ECFs wrote about the identity of the restrainer (that Paul told the church it is Pagan Rome). what the ECFs didn't write about the identity of the restrainer (it is an agent...

Historicism absolutely exposed and destroyed Jesuit Preterism and Jesuit Futurism in the mid-16th century, and that's why those two theories totally disappeared from view for over 300 years...it's not coincidence that about the time Preterism and Futurism began to infiltrate Protestantism 150...

Pointing out that Antinomianists attempt to obtain by dead faith that which can only be obtained by living faith- eternal life - makes me a hypocrite? How? "A just man falls seven times and rises up again" - which means the Christian may slip and fall into the mud, but asks God to lift him out...

Yes, those who walk in unbelief strive to obtain by dead faith that which can only be obtained by living faith: eternal life. What you Antinomianists fail to realize is that what is said about God is the exact same thing said about His law: Holy, Just, Good, Perfect, Sure, Teacher, Corrector...

1) You claimed Antiochus Epiphenes is the Little Horn. 2) You supported that by claiming Antiochus' Jerusalem pork BBQ was the AOD. 3) I showed you that Jesus said that AOD was still future and His description of it perfectly match the events that happened in 70 A.D. Jerusalem. If you wish to...

Let's not pretend that Paul words in 2 Thessalonians aren't referring to the specific, grievous development that is soon to sweep over the entire church: the soon coming, great "apostasia": the "falling away" apostasy in the church orchestrated by the Man of Sin. Why would you say something...

The commandment is to work six days and rest the seventh. If you're resting everyday, you're not holy, you're lazy.:cool:

How does any of this establish that Antiochus' pork BBQ was the AOD when I've shown you that it had yet to happen even when Jesus was here?

Are you saying that the Early Church Fathers were liars when they said Paul told the church the restrainer was the Roman Empire? You still have yet to answer these challenges to your objections that Paul didn't say who was the Restrainer because he knew saying "the Roman Empire is going down...

The papacy is the man of sin because the temple over which it sits is the the church. By your refusal to condemn its professed authority, you sanction it. He's called "son of perdition" and so is the man of sin, so we should look for similarities between Judas and the Man of Sin: rise from...

Thanks for pointing this out. This phrase "temple at Jerusalem" could be symbolic as much as Paul referring to the church as "the Israel of God" in Galatians 6. But my point is that Irenaeus expected the Man of Sin to arise way back in history on the heels of the fallen Roman Empire, which was...

She's beaming proud I didn't turn out to be a special snowflake, safe-spacing inhabiting, SJW beta male.

Of course it wasn't. The enemies of truth seldom compliment those who speak it.

I've been studying the three main interpretations of Bible prophecy for a while - Jesuit Preterism, Jesuit Futurism, and Protestant Historicism - and as a Historicist in the succession of the Protestant Reformers, it never fails to amaze me how often the objections offered by those who reject...