I wonder how many people equate dispensationalism with fundamentalism. I completely understand why they would, so I am starting this thread with that purpose.
I do not equate fundamentalism with dispensationalism. One can be a fundamentalist and not dispensational. One can be dispensational and not a fundamentalist.
Typically, fundamental Bible colleges are dispensational. Although, the college I went to, never even taught dispensationalism, it was the assumed theology among the students and faculty.
In the 1950s, a group of fundamentalists separated over eschatology and attempted to make dispensationalism a distinctive of fundamentalism. It just further splintered fundamentalists.
Attending this thread is a poll.
I do not equate fundamentalism with dispensationalism. One can be a fundamentalist and not dispensational. One can be dispensational and not a fundamentalist.
Typically, fundamental Bible colleges are dispensational. Although, the college I went to, never even taught dispensationalism, it was the assumed theology among the students and faculty.
In the 1950s, a group of fundamentalists separated over eschatology and attempted to make dispensationalism a distinctive of fundamentalism. It just further splintered fundamentalists.
Attending this thread is a poll.