Title: Good, but a little dull
Review: "A Case for Amillenialism" by Kim Riddlebarger is a great defense of amillenialism against dispensational premillenialism and postmillenialism, as well as a moderate introduction to the doctrine of the view.There are two reasons why I only gave it 4 stars. First, it was a little dull. Reading it soon after Keith Mathison's "Postmillenialsim: An Eschatology of Hope", I found "Amillenialism" to be quite a bit duller. It took me a while to get through it. But, it does go deep, no doubt. It just takes a while.Second, I wish he would have provided a stronger argument agaist preterism.Other than those two things, I'd say this is the most accessible volume on the topic of amillenial eschatology.In all thigs, soli Deo gloria.
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