Earlier this year, Dr. Sam Waldron participated in a symposium of three views of the book of Revelation. The video and audio of this discussion is now available through the ministry American Vision. Here is a taste of the symposium:
a : a social gathering at which there is free interchange of ideas
b : a formal meeting at which several specialists deliver short addresses on a topic or on related topics
c : a collection of opinions on a subject; especially : one published by a periodical
d : discussion
In February of 2013, three biblical scholars set out to debate discuss three separate views of Revelation in Reno, Nevada.
- Dr. Sam Waldron, academic dean of MCTS and professor of systematic theology
debateddiscussed the Idealist position. - Gary DeMar, M. Div, RTS
debateddiscussed the Preterist (partial) position. - Dr. James Hamilton, Asst. Professor of biblical studies, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
debateddiscussed the futurist position.
What happened however turned out not to be a typical talking head debate symposium on the book of Revelation.
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