Insert Clever Title About The Antichrist Here

Well, we had to talk about him at some point. And if you want to check out Kaci’s post about the Antichrist, it’s here.
on Aug 1, 2012 · 3 replies
originally published at Speculative Faith

Well, we had to talk about him at some point.

And if you want to check out Kaci’s post about the Antichrist, it’s here.

John W. Otte leads a double life. By day, he’s a Lutheran minister, husband, and father of two. He graduated from Concordia University in St. Paul, Minnesota, with a theatre major, and then from Concordia Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. By night, he writes unusual stories of geeky grace. He lives in Blue Springs, Missouri, with his wife and two boys. Keep up with him at JohnWOtte.com.
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  1. Galadriel says:
    August 1, 2012 at 5:56 pm

    Just want to say that while I love the clips and other features of these posts, I hate waiting for them to load on my rural internet.

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  2. Lauren says:
    August 2, 2012 at 12:13 am

    Awesome video!! Definitely gave me lots to think about.  And I would love to see you continue on these topics! 
     
    I agree with you regarding the only points we can  really nail down about the Antichrist. But, I think there’s a fair chance he’ll turn out to be a charismatic politician as well (although not follow the exact blueprint that’s been laid out!). After all, the “little-a antichrists” you mentioned, like Hitler and Stalin, were considered to be charismatic at first.
     
    I have to agree with Galadriel, though. I’ve only recently upgraded from dial-up myself, so I feel the pain :)! It might me nice if you could include a transcript of the video, or something.
     
     

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  3. E. Stephen Burnett says:
    August 2, 2012 at 1:48 pm

    Paraphrasing:

    Don’t fart around with the text.

    Only Lutherans could come up with this kind of phrasing. Meanwhile, the Baptists and Presbyterians are still stressing the inherent ecclesiological requirement to maintain right hermeneutical emphasis while correctly dividing and and exegeting the original-meaning text of holy writ with expositional focus and a proper Christo-centricity.

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