Stop Calling Postmillennials "Judaizers” to Justify Your Version of Amillennialism: An Answer to Dr. R. Scott Clark

Introduction

Before responding to Dr. Clark’s article, a few qualifications must be said. Firstly and personally, I consider Dr. Clark a personal friend and highly respect him. I honestly would not be Presbyterian if it was not for his ministry. Nonetheless, I have some serious disagreements with the way he presents the Postmillennial position that I and most in church history have held (yes, I said most). Secondly, part of the reason for Dr. Clark’s article on Postmillennials was due to the recent content in my podcasts on false teacher, Doug Wilson, as well as my conversations with Scott (I verified this with him), which is to say that my ministry was specifically on his mind while writing the article. Thirdly, I believe that me addressing this article that has a personal connection to me will be of great benefit to you, reformed Christians. Fourthly, I consider Scott to be a credible Theologian and gift to the church though I find his views of Kingdom and Eschatology to be more novel than historic.

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