Title: Great book, and a definite read!
Product review: LaHaye and Ice certainly have presented a credible defense of the futurist view and finally address illogical preconceptions of preterism, and the dubious tactics taken by Gentry in presenting this viewpoint. It is particularly encouraging to see LaHaye finally discuss futurism on scholarly grounds, rather than the fictional which has damaged the views' credibility. Regardless of your personal view, this book is a must have and will challenge your misconceptions about futurism, and get you thinking about how to defend or affirm your own views.Gentry's arugments in 'Before Jerusalem Fell" and "The Beast of Revelation" are stripped and exposed as "smoke and mirror" hermeneutics that grasps at the circumstanstial while dismissing hard evidences, history, and simple logic.Again, this book is a must have for the serious eschatologist!
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