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'''Preterism''' is an organic [[Christian]] theological term derived from the [[Latin]] term ''praeteritus''<ref>http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=preterit</ref> which simply means ''in the past''.  What this means theologically is that many, if not all of the [[Bible]]'s prophetic events are considered as occurring in the past, including the book of [[Revelation]].

'''Preterism''' is an organic [[Christian]] theological term derived from the [[Latin]] term ''praeteritus''<ref>[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=preterit '''preteritor - pret·er·ite''' (dictionary.reference.com)]</ref> which simply means ''in the past''.  What this means theologically is that many, if not all of the [[Bible]]'s prophetic events are considered as occurring in the past, including the book of [[Revelation]].

The term itself has been sparsely used in theological writing throughout Christian history but has been revived as an increasingly common term since the early 1990s.

The term itself has been sparsely used in theological writing throughout Christian history but has been revived as an increasingly common term since the early 1990s.