Title: Basic, nothing exemplary
Review: I was hoping that this book, "A Case for Amillenialism" would be insightful, deep and challenging. I also hoped it would be helpful in my own wanderings into Amillenialism and reformed theology and eschatology. It was merely a basic understanding, a good one but no more, and left me looking for some real substance throughout the book. There are some helpful tidbits, the scholarship is fine, but is very basic, undergrad, laymen material. So if your looking for a good introduction to the subject of amillenialism, this book is fine. If you are looking for a lot of depth, this book is sorely lacking in my opinion, especially in the section on the Olivet Discourse-Matthew 24.
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