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What Is Progressive Dispensationalism?

By Filings on Fri, 05/27/22
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Progressive Dispensationalism

“The more biblical affirmations that can be affirmed without resorting to hermeneutical gymnastics should be affirmed—and the more biblical material that can be held together without resorting to theological gymnastics should be held together—wouldn’t you agree?” - Kenneth Berding

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Don Johnson

NewRecently discovered this blog

Fri, 05/27/22

And have corresponded with Dr. Berding. He has a book on the Spiritual Gifts that I plan to read. Very gracious conversation. I recommend reading his other entries as well. Very thoughtful.

Maranatha!
Don Johnson
Jer 33.3

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Dave White

NewClosest to my view

Fri, 05/27/22

Closest to my view

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Ed Vasicek

NewExcellent summary

Fri, 05/27/22

This is a very clear presentation of Progressive Dispensationalism. Progressive Dispensationalism is very wholistic — both/and rather than either/or. Since I adopted this viewpoint, so many Scriptures fall into place hermeneutically — without being forced. Sadly, it is not a fad position, so it is usually ignored by both competing camps.

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(NKJV, 1 Peter 3:9)

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