The Narrow Path Ministries

I found this quiz

http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=44107

I scored:
You scored as Preterist.



You take the historical setting of the Bible very seriously, and believe that passages like Daniel 7 and Mark 13 were speaking about their own day rather than the End of Time, though there will still be a time when Jesus is 'unveiled' and there will be final judgement and new creation.

Amillenialist

100%

Preterist

100%

Postmillenialist

75%

Premillenialist

25%

Dispensationalist

0%

Left Behind

0%

Jim

Moltmannian Eschatology 95% (I have no idea what that is)
Premillenialism 90%
Amillenialism 75%
Postmillenialism 35%
Left Behind 30%
Preterist 15%
Dispensationalist 0%

I question the validity of the test. Do not the second and third items express contradictory concepts? How could I score so highly in both?
Or am I one confused eschatologist?
Why should I have scored anything as "Left Behind"? I do not believe in a pre-trib rapture.

I scored 100% amillennialist and 80% preterist. That sounds about right to me. The lower scores on the list can be more-or-less discounted, I think, as they may be based upon the answer to a single question or two.

100% amillennialist and 80% preterist.

Amillenialist 90%
Preterist 90%
Moltmannian Eschatology 55%
Postmillenialist 45%
Premillenialist 30%
Left Behind 15%
Dispensationalist 0%

These numbers could change…I'm still thinking this issue through. Steve Gregg resurrected my desire to learn about eschatology. Until I heard him I had no idea there were non-futurist views. I was basically a pan-millennialist (it will all pan out in the end). I don't blame anyone for being a pan-millennialist when only presented with a dispensational futurist view. It doesn’t make sense. I could never justify "The Gap" or "This Generation" in my mind.

When I was presented with the various approaches by Steve G, I felt like I didn't need to commit intellectual suicide in order to make many passages "fit". Now, several pieces of the puzzle have fit nicely into place in my mind.

I know eschatology is not Steve G's favorite subject by any means. I heard him, one time, express a little dismay at the number of questions people ask him about it. I agree there are many more important issues BUT for someone, like me, who is trying to make sense of the Bible, Steve G's input on this subject is very valuable. His teaching has caused me to revisit many passages in the Bible (which I had given up on) with enthusiasm and new understanding.

Thanks Steve G !!

Amillenialist 85%

Preterist 75%

Postmillenialist 65%

Moltmannian Eschatology 55%

Premillenialist 50%

Left Behind 25%

Dispensationalist 15%

Boy...Talk about loaded questions. Presuppositions are deadly.

Amillenialist 100%
Preterist 65%
Postmillenialist 55%
Moltmannian Eschatology 35%
Premillenialist 35%
Left Behind 20%
Dispensationalist 10%

Amillenialist 70%
Moltmannian Eschatology 65%
Left Behind 55%
Preterist 50%
Premillenialist 45%
Dispensationalist 30%
Postmillenialist 20%

wow- a lot of close (and seemingly contradictory) percentages. yep, i'll admit i am quite wishy-washy on this topic.

TK

Amillenialist 100%
Preterist 75%
Moltmannian Eschatology 70%
Dispensationalist 50%
Postmillenialist 45%
Premillenialist 20%
Left Behind 5%

Todd

You scored as Amillenialist.

Amillenialist 100%
Preterist 100%
Moltmannian Eschatology 65%
Postmillenialist 50%
Premillenialist 25%
Dispensationalist 0%
Left Behind 0%

Wow I'm 65% Moltmannian Whatever that is!