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This belief is of relatively recent origin but is considered by its adherents to be an element of [[Conservative Christian]] theology. However, equally conservative Christians of many churches believe either in [[Postmillennialism]] or Amillennialism (literally, without a millennium) as a result of interpreting the Bible in the traditional manner.  While the clearly [[Liberal Christian]] view is usually that no literal millennial period will occur, the largest and oldest of the Christian denominations are neither Premillennialist, Postmillennialist, or Liberal.
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Premillennialism is considered by its adherents to be an element of [[Conservative Christian]] theology. There was substantial support for it during the early centuries of Church history. However, many other conservative Christians believe either in [[Postmillennialism]] or Amillennialism (literally, without a millennium).  While the [[Liberal Christian]] view is usually that no literal millennial period will occur, the largest and oldest of the Christian denominations are neither Premillennialist, Postmillennialist, or Liberal.
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