Bernd
12/05/2019 (Thu) 17:09:09
No.32859
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12/05/2019 (Thu) 17:09:09
No.32859
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>>32858
Actually the churches in Protestant Europe were mostly united in their predestination and historicist eschatology. Of course people disagreed (Zwingli with Luther, or Muntzer with Luther, etc.) but they were otherwise united in their weltenschaung. Jesuit priests created futurism and preterism and it later spread among Protestants after the 30 years war which caused a drift in the Reformed churches.
Similarly with the "2nd Great Awakening" in America.
Actually the churches in Protestant Europe were mostly united in their predestination and historicist eschatology. Of course people disagreed (Zwingli with Luther, or Muntzer with Luther, etc.) but they were otherwise united in their weltenschaung. Jesuit priests created futurism and preterism and it later spread among Protestants after the 30 years war which caused a drift in the Reformed churches.
Similarly with the "2nd Great Awakening" in America.