Partial Preterism vs Full

What if everything you've been told about preterism-its origins, its development, its boundaries-has been filtered, softened, or rewritten? And what if the real story exposes a fault line running straight through modern theology?Partial Preterism vs. Full Preterism is the first book to cut through the noise, the labels, the online debates, and the AI-generated "balanced takes," delivering a first-hand, insider account of how the preterist movement actually formed, fractured, and evolved.Drawing from over 15 years inside Full Preterism, direct interaction with its leaders, and deep historical research-including the pivotal but often ignored 1993 Mt. Dora Symposium-Roderick Edwards reveals: - Why modern Partial Preterism didn't grow into Full Preterism... but was created in reaction to it- How the Creeds became the dividing line between orthodoxy and theological collapse- Why AI, Wikipedia, and curated online theology are quietly reshaping the debate- How the preterist movement emerged far later than its advocates claim- Why the future of Christian eschatology may depend on recovering the real historyThis is not another proof-text book. It's not a polemic disguised as scholarship. It is the documented story of a movement, told by someone who lived inside it, left it, and now exposes its internal logic, its hidden assumptions, and its unavoidable consequences.Whether you're a pastor, a student of theology, a curious skeptic, or someone caught between the "partial" and "full" camps, this book gives you what no AI model, no Wikipedia page, and no online debate ever will: The unfiltered history. The real distinctions. The stakes.If you want to understand preterism-not the myth, not the marketing, but the movement itself-start here.

Pages: 111, Paperback, Independently published