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Doesn't the meaning of the word "appear" in Hebrews 9, 1 John 3 and 1 Peter 5 require that Christ's "appearing" will be a physically observable event?
If God "desires" all men to be saved according to 1 Timothy 2:4, then aren't all men saved? Does Romans 2:14 teach that Gentiles have the law of God written on their hearts by nature? Who are those "without excuse" according to Romans 1? |
Where is a loving, sovereign God in suffering and tragedy?
(We reflect on this as we share our experience attending Timothy King's daughter's funeral.) What are some of the ramifications of the geocentrism vs. heliocentrism currently going on within preteristic cirlces? |
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Who are the "gentiles" in the New Testament?
How does "preterism" (or specifically our assurance that our redemption is fulfilled and we are perfected in Christ) affect the doctrine of "progressive sanctification?" What was the purpose of the ordinance of water baptism in the first century? Is water baptism necessary or in any way effectual for the "remission of sins?" |
Who and what were "all the enemies" which were to be put under Christ's feet according to 1 Corinthians 15?
What is the significance of the "tetragrammaton?" Why hasn't the church believed "preterism" for 2000 years when it is so clear in Scripture? What is preterist idealism and what are some of the problems inherent in this view? How does traditional reformed soteriology and "Calvinism" dishonor the cross of Christ? |
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Are preterists "anti-Semitic?"
Is Acts 1:11 an "embarrassment" for full preterism? Was Adam in a "covenant of works" before the fall? Does "judgment" still go on today? What is the difference between full and hyper preterism? |
Yes, we believe some whacky stuff!
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Ward Fenley
Ward Fenley resides in Greenehaven, Arizona with his two boys, Austin and Trumann. He teaches for an online virtual academy and also teaches private music lessons. Ward enjoys hiking, composing, and of course, writing about and discussing theology. He has written two books and many articles dealing with the kingdom and grace of God. Ward's current focus is on the subjects of the conscience and mercy in Scripture and how those elements relate to our everyday lives and those around us. He believes that love shown through mercy is the captivating element which not only proves the existence of the kingdom of God, but is also that which draws unbelievers to inquire into our faith in Jesus Christ.
| Tami Jelinek
Tami Jelinek is a part-time senior care giving coordinator and full-time seminarian, currently working toward her Master of Divinity degree. Tami and her husband of twenty-six years, Keith, reside in Auburn Hills, Michigan. They have three grown children. Tami’s personal passion is theology: the knowledge and experience of the Truth and Mercy found only in the person and work of Jesus Christ, and displayed in the lives and communion of His people. Exploring portraits of Christ and His kingdom in the Old Testament is the primary focus of her studies. Tami and Keith enjoy traveling, and love to fill their home with friends and family who share their fondness for good food, good wine, and great conversation.
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