Bryan E. Lewis Former Full Preterist

 

Bryan E. Lewis Former Full Preterist

Former pastor of Full Preterist Church; Second Don Preston Webmaster to leave the fold. “Absolutely, full-preterism is not orthodox. 1] no basic orthodox belief within Christianity has ever allowed for a second Advent in A. D. 70. 2] No basic orthodox belief within Christianity has ever allowed for any other type of resurrection than a bodily one. 3] all historical basic orthodox beliefs within Christianity speak of the universal, personal judgment of all men, not of a representative judgment in A. D. 70.”

• 5/20/12: An Easy Way to Defeat A Hyper Preterist – Reign of Christ Ministries

• 5/18/12: Preterism Review: Is Bryan E. Lewis a Full Preterist?

• 5/15/12: Bryan Lewis and Samuel Frost on Talkshoe – Reign of Christ Ministries

• 5/12/12: Am I a Full-Preterist? A Statement from Bryan E. Lewis

• 1/2/11: Full Preterism & Historical Reformed Compatibility

• 12/20/10: Semper Reformanda Full Preterism (no longer available) “I believe leaving the community and being inactive elsewhere (not entirely, but to a large degree) helped position me now into the role of an ‘outsider’ in regards to full preterism. Technically, I wasn’t an outsider. Practically, I was. Instead of having my head buried in the sand and getting immersed with all the in-house scuffles, I was now able to step back and look at the bigger picture…and I didn’t like what I saw. I blogged about this, an apology which has now been featured at the infamous PreteristArchive, a site ran by another former full preterist, Todd Dennis.”

• (Podcast Episode 4) Am I a Full-Preterist? A Statement from Bryan E. Lewis | Orthodox Wars “In this episode, Bryan seeks to clear up any confusion surrounding his full-preterist beliefs. He talks about why he is reluctant to be identified with full-preterist and how ultimately, because of his academic commitments, he can not rightly be called a full-preterist.”

Bryan Lewis (2010) “I am among those Preterists who realize that (HyP) Preterism is absolutely not Orthodox Christianity. It is my opinion, there is no fellowship between the two now, nor has their ever been historically.” (Am I a Christian?)

“Unlike many of my brothers and sisters, I think we must stop trying to fit Preterism into the neat box of Orthodox Christianity, especially into the world of Creeds and Confessions. I do not see how true full preterism (Fulfilled Salvation / no future judgment of all men, No Future Coming, etc…) could ever peacefully co-exist with Orthodox Christianity.” (Quoted in Heterodox Confessions of Hyperpreterists)

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