Eschatology: Does it Make a Difference in Missions?
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By Jake Hines | Eschatology has influenced the way that Christians understand the mission of the church and the trajectory of the world. Within the Student Volunteer Movement, assumptions of Christ’s return urged thousands to pursue “the evangelization of the world in this generation.” A. T. Pierson, an early SVM pioneer, demonstrated an “eschatological evangelism” based on his millennial views. Reviewing Pierson’s perspective and actions shows us how end-times beliefs can influence missions practice.
Eschatology: Does it Make a Difference in Missions?
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