MMasztal
Puritan Board Sophomore
A close Christian friend of mine subscribes to reformed theology with the exception of him being a pre-mil Dispensational and being an agreement with the essentials of "Left Behind". I think this is due to his first in-depth study (about 30 years ago) being in Revelation and taught from a Dispensational perspective.
For what it's worth, I am amil, but not too familiar with other eschatological interpretations.
I asked him how or why would God leave his elect behind post-Rapture (assuming some/many would come to faith in Christ during the reign of the anti-Christ).
My friend is a professing 5 point Calvinist and cannot account for this. I don't believe people are "unelect" until a certain point in their lives when they come to faith through regeneration of the Holy Spirit (demonstrating election).
So, it Divine election really a death blow to the Dispensational rapture theory?
It appears so.
Thanks in advance for your input.
For what it's worth, I am amil, but not too familiar with other eschatological interpretations.
I asked him how or why would God leave his elect behind post-Rapture (assuming some/many would come to faith in Christ during the reign of the anti-Christ).
My friend is a professing 5 point Calvinist and cannot account for this. I don't believe people are "unelect" until a certain point in their lives when they come to faith through regeneration of the Holy Spirit (demonstrating election).
So, it Divine election really a death blow to the Dispensational rapture theory?
It appears so.
Thanks in advance for your input.