Every now and again I see Philip Mauro's name pop up in criticism of dispensationalism, Darby, Scofield etc. I also see him invoked by premillennial non-pretribulationists, simply because of his anti-dispensational stance. But consider that Mauro is one of the heroes of The Preterist Archive. So, why would futurist (premil) non-pretribbers haphazardly cite a preterist just because he wrote against Scofield and "the secret rapture?" That's a rhetorical question, by the way.
Philip Mauro’s “The Gospel of the Kingdom”
Pollock on 'The Patmos Visions"
A Brief Examination of Mr. Philip Mauro's Later Views on Dispensational Truth
Preterism and Prophetic Scripture
John Cotton
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posted by Phil Johnson
I wrote this piece as a foreword to Nate Pickowicz's edition of *John
Cotton: Patriarch of New England.* It's an excellent, breif bi...
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