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S5: E2 Eschatology For Mission

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Who cares about the "end times"? Should we leave behind the "Left Behind" conversations? Does pre-trib, post-trib, etc, even matter? Fitch & Moore talk about "over-realized eschatology" and how it can inhibit the church. They propose that right eschatology enables us to work through suffering, work for peace, and find our place in God's work. A lot of book recommendations here: Stanley Hauerwas-Approaching the End Michael Gorman-Reading Revelation Responsively G.B. Caird- Commentary on Revelation The Millenial Maze-Stanley Grenz
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Who cares about the "end times"? Should we leave behind the "Left Behind" conversations? Does pre-trib, post-trib, etc, even matter? Fitch & Moore talk about "over-realized eschatology" and how it can inhibit the church. They propose that right eschatology enables us to work through suffering, work for peace, and find our place in God's work. A lot of book recommendations here: Stanley Hauerwas-Approaching the End Michael Gorman-Reading Revelation Responsively G.B. Caird- Commentary on Revelation The Millenial Maze-Stanley Grenz
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