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I am having to read some paragraphs four times just to understand what this guy is talking about, but man what a great book.
— Jul 26, 2026 09:16PM
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"Eschatology does not disappear in the quicksands of history, but it keeps history moving by its criticism and hope."
The promised future - the future that the people of God long for - is one that critiques the way of living now, and points forward with hope to a better world, a world only possible through the returning of Jesus Christ.
— Sep 23, 2026 02:54PM
The promised future - the future that the people of God long for - is one that critiques the way of living now, and points forward with hope to a better world, a world only possible through the returning of Jesus Christ.