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A Nice Review of A Case for Amillennialism
My friend, Roger Overton (over at the A-Team blog), has posted a nice review of A Case for Amillennialism.
The review can be found here: Click here: The A-Team Blog :: Main Page
You can check the book out on Amazon and read some of the reviews: Click here: Amazon.com: A Case for Amillennialism: Understanding the End Times: Books: Kim Riddlebarger
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The Joke's on Me!
I've often joked that my book, Man of Sin, is an autobiography. What happens when one of the sound guys at your church has way too much time on his hands? He takes you up on the joke and then proves that you were right all along!
I guess I am the man of sin . . .
Could It Be . . .
Could it be Nero? He put Peter and Paul to death and delighted in the torture of Christians . . .
Could it be Pope Leo X? He excommunicated Luther . . .
How about Henry Kissinger? A Jew and a big supporter of a one-world government . . .
What about King Juan Carlos of Spain? He has the royal pedigree to preside over a revived Roman Empire . . .
And then there's Ronald Wilson Reagan. His name has the right number of letters . . . Six, six, six . . .
Could it be Damien? He's that Satanic little brat . . .
How about Benedict XVI? Many Protestants have thought it could be the pope . . .
How about Nicolae Carpathia? Not in Tim LaHaye's wildest dreams . . .
George Steinbrenner? Only if you are a Red Sox Fan . . .
Who could it be?
You'll have to buy the book to find out . . .
I just got my copy from Baker. It should be available soon!
How's that for a bit of shameless self-promotion!
By the way . . . Its a book about the Antichrist, not an autobiography!
Kim Riddlebarger
Well, I've had my 1.5 seconds of fame and enjoyed it greatly! As many of you noticed, the History Channel ran a two-hour special on the Antichrist on Saturday night. This has been run previously, but this time it was tied to the opening of the movie The Omen (on 6/6/06). The program is really quite good in laying out the history of the doctrine of Antichrist and giving the dispensationalists a chance to speak for themselves. The editorial view of the program is, however, decidedly anti-supernatural (McGinn and Fuller).
In any case, as I sat there watching, the discussion switched to the current evangelical craze and boom in publishing--especially books associated with the end-times. Lo and behold, the cover of my book appeared and scrolled across the screen!
So, I've had my brief moment of fame and enjoyed the whole 1.5 second of it!
