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Summary of Anabaptist and Mennonite end-times theology from ChatGPT: Anabaptist and Mennonite Theological Perspectives: Eschatology: Anabaptists and Mennonites typically emphasize an eschatology that focuses on the reign of Christ in the present and a future hope rooted in the resurrection and the ...

steve-in-kville wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 10:48 am Took me a minute...
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Wife: Add some queso on there plus anything else you might want on a sandwich, and you’re set.

I'm curious what people see as the pros and cons of a larger versus smaller conference. Also it seems to me that the more relevant metric is total number of members in the conference, rather than total number of churches. An ordained man from the "Southern District" of Pilgrim told me he ...

steve-in-kville wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 6:27 am Oh wow. I work with and do business with folks from PMC. Haven't heard a peep. But then, I don't ask either.

This is old news really. We’ve been talking about this for over a year.

Reminds me of a song I heard my patient listen to. Unfortunately, it’s historical. Hear the sound of a machine gun Hear it echo in the night Mortals firing rains the scene Scars the fields That once were green It's a stalemate at the front line Where the soldiers rest in mud Roads and houses All is ...

Historically Anabaptism predates the literalism of pre-millenialism, so it is fair to say there is a historical Anabaptist eschatology even if it no longer captures the current scope of belief. wife: it is so strange when moving to find that you are going from one eschatology (or lack thereof) to a...

This is what happens when churches allow musical instruments. They become long haired bedbound hippies. RZehr, there’s an alternative and some hope for you, The other option is that you write a book. :idea: I could probably write a children’s book. I’ll work on the hair and mobility. :) Wife: if an...

This is what happens when churches allow musical instruments. They become long haired bedbound hippies.

RZehr, there’s an alternative and some hope for you, The other option is that you write a book.

I really like how Paul Lamicela explains this. I believe it makes so much sense and is so coherent with Anabaptist theology. So there's a distinct eschatological position now that can be generally applied to Anabaptists? ;) Historically Anabaptism predates the literalism of pre-millenialism, so it ...

Robert wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 8:55 am Some days I think we are shifting more towards apocalypse.

Military told me the apocalypse would happen before they processed my CO papers.