A recurring argument among Preterists and amillennialists is that Christians should quit waiting for the great escape (rapture) and join the army of God, and start fighting.
I say, "What Christians sit idle, waiting for the great escape? Show me who they are...if you can."
The majority of Christians who believe in a pretribulation rapture are fervent soul-winners, whose convictions place an urgent burden on their hearts to win the lost.
The loaded language and frequent accusations against Christians who preach a pretribulation rapture consist of straw-man arguments. Fictional scenarios cut from whole cloth--propaganda that discourages and diverts from productive and intelligent discussion and study of Bible Prophecy.
Is the real question, whether or not one believes in a rapture at all?
...Redemption: Bible Prophecy Simplified, brings a biblical answer to the question of when the Resurrection from the Dead and Catching Up of the living members of the Body of Christ occurs. There is no date setting in this book, but a clear order of events is revealed in scripture. The study of Bible prophecy is simplified, because when God's great Redemption is understood, Bible prophecy is no longer complicated or mysterious.
