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Eschatology, for the record, as I said last week, is a point at which Christians,

Orthodox, faithful Christians can agree to disagree. That does not mean we are relativists,

someone is right, and someone is wrong. So I'm not saying that all the

positions are correct, but there's a difference between wrong doctrine and heretical doctrine.

I'll say that again. There's a difference between wrong doctrine and heretical doctrine. There are plenty of doctrines which are wrong,

but are not heresy. Therefore, we're not relativists. We're not saying everybody's right,

and we should preach against such doctrines, but we should also be careful to define our terms.

To say, I believe that this is wrong, and all wrong things

that are not true ultimately have a harmful effect. But there are degrees of harmful effects.

There is certain food that you can eat that ultimately over the course of 30 years will do you harm.

And then there's food that's literally poisoned that will kill you in 15 minutes flat.

There's a difference. There's a difference between unhealthy food that kills you over 30 years

and literal poison that kills you in 15 minutes.

And that's the difference between wrong doctrine and false doctrine, things which are unbiblical

and those things which are heresy proper. And when it comes to eschatology,

if you are pre-millennial and believe that Christ will establish his kingdom cataclysmically,

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