Full Preterism—Ignored but Fulfilled: How the Church Missed the End of the World

by William John Rankine Taylor

What if the end of the world isn’t in our future—but in our past? In this provocative exploration of eschatology, Full Preterism—Ignored but Fulfilled challenges conventional interpretations of prophecy and invites readers to consider a groundbreaking that the events foretold in Scripture, including the second coming of Christ, have already been fulfilled. Divided into three compelling sections, the book journeys through the historical and theological roots of full preterism, provides fresh interpretations of key prophecies, and explores the profound implications for living in a post-apocalyptic age. More than a theological argument, this book is a call to reimagine faith in the light of fulfilled prophecy. How does life change when people stop waiting for an apocalypse and embrace the here and now as the age of God’s completed promises?





Whether the reader is a curious seeker, a devoted believer, or a skeptic of traditional eschatology, Full Preterism—Ignored but Fulfilled offers a fresh lens through which to view the Bible, history, and the ultimate trajectory of humanity. Prepare to see the past—and the present—like never before.

316 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 25, 2025

Reviews

[Linda · Rating 4 out of 5]

I would have given this book five stars, but the third part of the book gets a little squishy. But he nails the tenets of full preterism and does a good job explaining the elements.