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'''Premillennialism''' takes the Bible literally about the [[second coming of Christ]], foretelling the "establishment of the millenial kingdom" after 7 years of
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'''Premillennialism''' attempts to take the [[Bible]] literally concerning the details of the [[second coming of Christ]]. Premillennialism is the view that [[Christ]]'s [[second coming]] will occur prior to his [[Millennial Kingdom]], and that the Millennial Kingdom is a literal [[1,000-year reign]].<ref>http://www.gotquestions.org/premillennialism.html</ref> The "establishment of the millennial kingdom" is to occur after 7 years of [[Tribulation]] during which time the [[Antichrist]] persecutes believers, followed by "the outpouring of God's wrath on mankind." <ref>http://www.jeremiahproject.com/prophecy/rapture3.html</ref>  
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[[Tribulation]] during which the [[Antichrist]] persecutes believers and followed by
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"the outpouring of God]s wrath on mankind". <ref>http://www.jeremiahproject.com/prophecy/rapture3.html</ref> It is a [[Conservative Christian]] theology, the [[Liberal Christian]] version was named [[Postmillennialism]], i.e., the [[Social Gospel]] movement.
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This belief is considered by its adherents to be an element of [[Conservative Christian]] theology. The [[Liberal Christian]] view is usually that no literal millennial period will occur. Still other Christians believe in [[Postmillennialism]].
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*Premillennialism is the view that [[Christ]]'s [[second coming]] will occur prior to his [[Millennial Kingdom]], and that the Millennial Kingdom is a literal [[1,000-year reign]]. <ref>http://www.gotquestions.org/premillennialism.html</ref>
   
==see also==
 
==see also==
 
* [[End Times]]
 
* [[End Times]]
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