http://timmchyde.com/historicism-antichrist/ Revolutionary Explanations for Bible Prophecy, Mysteries and Difficult Verses Thu, 09 Sep 2010 02:53:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://timmchyde.com/historicism-antichrist/comment-page-1/#comment-58 Tim McHyde Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:24:15 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/historicisms-antichrist/#comment-58 I've replied to your comment in my next post I’ve replied to your comment in my next post

]]> http://timmchyde.com/historicism-antichrist/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Ian Myerscough Tue, 21 Mar 2006 09:46:17 +0000 http://timmchyde.com/historicisms-antichrist/#comment-57 Hi Tim, I'm writing cos I normally just smile at your contributions on Fivedoves - but your teenage style dismissal of Historicism is more breathtaking than usual. The foremost writer of the last 2 centuries on historicism was Dr Grattan Guiness, the Maths and Astronomy chair of Dublin University, and the outstanding Bible teacher and preacher of evangelical Christianity of his day in Ireland. He also started one of today's largest Missionary societies out of his own tireless evangelistic efforts. He wrote literally dozens of now standard scholarly texts on Church History etc. Try reading some of his works like 'Light for the Last days' before you rush into cyberspace again with a few trivial paragraphs. NB You'll need a few weeks for each book - he's not a 21st century soundbite peddlar! Hi Tim,
I’m writing cos I normally just smile at your contributions on Fivedoves – but your teenage style dismissal of Historicism is more breathtaking than usual. The foremost writer of the last 2 centuries on historicism was Dr Grattan Guiness, the Maths and Astronomy chair of Dublin University, and the outstanding Bible teacher and preacher of evangelical Christianity of his day in Ireland. He also started one of today’s largest Missionary societies out of his own tireless evangelistic efforts. He wrote literally dozens of now standard scholarly texts on Church History etc. Try reading some of his works like ‘Light for the Last days’ before you rush into cyberspace again with a few trivial paragraphs. NB You’ll need a few weeks for each book – he’s not a 21st century soundbite peddlar!

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