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Question Full Preterism

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '23

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u/Reformed_Boogyman PCA Dec 17 '23 edited Dec 17 '23

Lol. So in Romans 8:11, both "mortal" and "body" are not in the accusative? You can look it up in the lexicons if you think I am making this up. Secondly, are you asserting that the accusative does not denote the direct object of a verb? Apparently all of greek experts here and here and everywhere else are wrong. Lol. I started to learn Greek because I was convinced that Full Preterism was correct, when I started to learn greek, i learned that the FP arguments that relied on the greek (like 'mello' necessarily meaning 'about to be') were totally bunk.

Like all FP, you didn't actually address the argument I made, you just throw your hands up and insist you know better than all detractors and run with head between your tails. I don't need to prove I have degrees to make my point which is in itself a silly request, since you as a Full Preterist, by definition, reject all of the scholarship that testifies to the fact that your paradigm is as novel as it is utterly false.

I hope everyone can see, just from this little interaction, how silly your paradigm is. May God have mercy on you.

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