Eschatology #5

By Martin Scott | Published: February 10, 2009

Here is #5 in the series. I am beginning to look at Dispensationalism in this podcast. I see it as part of the rubble on the landscape, and perhaps has caused much damage to a belief in transformation. I look at the historic context in which it developed and in this first on Dispensationalism look at Edward Irving. (J.N. Darby, C.I. Scofield will follow.)

I am hoping that once the initial podcasts are completed that there might be some feedback and I can then put together a podcast seeking to make a response to further issues raised. I am enjoying doing this and hope you are being provoked too.

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  1. Ben
    Posted February 10, 2009 at 9:35 pm | Permalink | Edit

    When i was a kid Eschatology used to scare the crap out of me…
    Thank you so much for these podcasts, each one is a real eye-opener for me!

  2. Martin Scott
    Posted February 11, 2009 at 6:55 am | Permalink | Edit

    Ben – great to read your comment. Fear is so way off. Faith has to be the way. Really hope they continue to be a guide at some level. I simply want to get away from this whole speculative, we know it all type of approach and get people ready to live in the light of the cross / resurrection.

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