The Kingdom Come

As more and more of the so-called "Partial-Preterists" such as Kenneth Gentry and Gary DeMar give up ground to hyperpreterism; by allotting more and more scriptures to an AD70 only interpretation; there is concern that no one is really fighting against hyperpreterism.  Sure, the Dispensationalists like Thomas Ice may be consistent opponents of hyperpreterism, but their Dispensationalism is perhaps the very thing that caused many people to over-act and go into hyperpreterism.  So, if Gentry and DeMar are more or less aiding and abetting hyperpreterism and the Dispensationalists are only offering Dispensationalism as an alternative, who then is really fighting against hyperpreterism?

Dee Dee Warren of Preteristblog.com had previously been a place where a person could find some help; and she still has a good archive of collected documents at her alternate site. (see: http://preteristsite.com/authorindex.html) But after her close association with demonstrated hyperpreterist compromiser; Kenneth Talbot and her allowing so-called "former" hyperpreterist Samuel Frost dominate her approach, her site is little more than a personal sounding board for highly suspect characters.  Not to mention she took a free tuition from Talbot while he and his seminary were under critical examination for allowing a known hyperpreterist to help develop student materials.  Warren is hardly a source of integrity any longer after all of the issues.  Further, Warren has recently ridiculed the approach that has been used against hyperpreterism since the beginning of the fight -- that is; hyperpreterism, whatever it is; is not historical Christianity.  Warren now calls arguing from that point as merely a "talismen" and is a "one trick pony".  This is the same kind of response hyperpreterists often use when pressed to explain why hyperpreterism has never been believed or taught in historical Christianity.  She continues by implying that those who use this argument are not "productive" against hyperpreterism. I guess Doug Wilson and the original Kenneth Gentry were then "unproductive" when they argued such.  Anyhow, Warren's compromise with KNOWN hyperpreterist enabler, Kenneth Talbot and so-called "former" hyperpreterist Samuel Frost, who has said point-blank he has "not left" everything from hyperpreterism, makes her suspect if not damaged goods when it comes to the fight against hyperpreterism.
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Okay, it's about time to move on from the school-girl drama that is Dee Dee Warren (not her real name by the way).  Dee Dee has always been about insinuation rather than hard, documented facts.  See example video here: http://unpreterist.blogspot.com/2012/04/helping-dee-dee-warren.html  She is like a gossipy school-girl that says a bunch of unrelated, unresearched junk and hope some of it sticks.

This post will address Dee Dee's last ditch effort to insinuate and revise history.  You can find the article in question here: http://www.preteristblog.com/?p=5768 (ironically on the same site where I have REPEATEDLY requested Dee Dee remove articles written by me but to this day she refuses.  I guess as bad as she thinks I am, she realizes how much content she would have to delete from her site if she complied)
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Maybe Dee Dee Warren can see herself in this dramatization.  Maybe she can figure it out.

This video symbolically represents most of the content of PreteristBlog.com

1 Peter 3:7 reads, "Husbands, in the same way be considerate as you live with your wives, and treat them with respect as the weaker partner and as heirs with you of the gracious gift of life, so that nothing will hinder your prayers."

What does God mean by calling the wife "weaker"?  In what way? Physically?  See Strong's #G772 ἀσθενής and you can see the word has been used to indicate weak and sick among other less common uses.  Obviously, we don't see women as "sick".  In fact, in no way does it indicate women are inferior to men.  However, there is need to generally protect them.  Even in the United States, quickly becoming one of the most liberal nations on earth, we protect our women in not letting them on the front lines of a battlefield.  Battle does something to a person.  It hardens them.  Makes them more cynical perhaps.  It doesn't necessarily turn them into a bad person but because they need a strong resolve, they are less likely to engage in petty talk or activities.

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Dee Dee Warren, the self-styled champion against hyperpreterism has some wise advice for anyone who is thinking about attending Whitefield Theological Seminary (WTS).  Back in December 2008 before she was silenced with a free tuition from WTS, Warren had this to say about WTS:


"If I were taking courses through Whitfield, I would be very upset if I found out that I was under the teaching of a hyperpreterist." -- http://www.preteristblog.com/?p=1163#comment-2760Well, even though WTS WAS clearly allowing known hyperpreterist, Sam Frost develop student materials for the seminary, without full disclosure to the students; after WTS' president, Kenneth Talbot approached Warren with flattery and a free tuition to WTS, she suddenly was no longer "upset".  Granted, after I approached WTS as to why they were allowing a known hyperpreterist develop material for the seminary, Frost supposedly ended the relationship.  But the FACT that WTS had been allowing a known hyperpreterist didn't seem to phase Warren.
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