Definition of postmillennialism in English:

postmillennialism

nounpəʊs(t)mɪˈlɛnɪəlɪz(ə)mˌpōstməˈlenēəlizəm

mass noun

(among fundamentalist Christians) the doctrine that the Second Coming of Christ will be the culmination of the prophesied millennium of blessedness.
（基督教原教旨主义者信奉的）千禧年后论
Example sentencesExamples
- Belief in a future millennium either preceding or following (postmillennialism) the second coming of Christ, when he will reign on earth in a kingdom of his saints.
- The four most popular views are dispensational premillennialism, historical premillennialism, amillennialism, and postmillennialism.
- Conditional postmillennialism also offers believers a safety net, for it constitutes a fail - proof prophecy, pre-empting any potential for cognitive dissonance or loss of faith.
- There is a millennium, after which Christ will come again (postmillennialism).
- Neither amillennialism nor postmillennialism is inclined to search for God's supernatural intervention as an agent in eschatological events.

Derivatives

postmillennialist

noun

Unlike postmillennialists, who anticipated a gradual progress towards the millennium through Christian, human agencies, premillennialists looked for a sudden change through divine, cataclysmic action.
Example sentencesExamples
- Pietistic postmillennialists deny that the postmillennial advance of the kingdom involves the total transformation of culture through the application of biblical law.
- In the Antebellum Era, most Evangelical Protestants were optimistic postmillennialists.
- Amillennialists are not likely as optimistic as postmillennialists nor as pessimistic as premillennialists.
- Schaeffer and other premillennialists picked up themes of dominionism from the postmillennialist Rushdoony, and adapted them to premillennial theology.

Definition of postmillennialism in US English:

postmillennialism

nounˌpōstməˈlenēəlizəm

(among some Christian Protestants) the doctrine that the Second Coming of Christ will be the culmination of the prophesied millennium of blessedness.
（基督教原教旨主义者信奉的）千禧年后论
Compare with premillennialism
Example sentencesExamples
- There is a millennium, after which Christ will come again (postmillennialism).
- Neither amillennialism nor postmillennialism is inclined to search for God's supernatural intervention as an agent in eschatological events.
- Belief in a future millennium either preceding or following (postmillennialism) the second coming of Christ, when he will reign on earth in a kingdom of his saints.
- Conditional postmillennialism also offers believers a safety net, for it constitutes a fail - proof prophecy, pre-empting any potential for cognitive dissonance or loss of faith.
- The four most popular views are dispensational premillennialism, historical premillennialism, amillennialism, and postmillennialism.

单词	postmillennialism
释义	Definition of postmillennialism in English: postmillennialism nounpəʊs(t)mɪˈlɛnɪəlɪz(ə)mˌpōstməˈlenēəlizəm mass noun (among fundamentalist Christians) the doctrine that the Second Coming of Christ will be the culmination of the prophesied millennium of blessedness. （基督教原教旨主义者信奉的）千禧年后论 Example sentencesExamples Belief in a future millennium either preceding or following (postmillennialism) the second coming of Christ, when he will reign on earth in a kingdom of his saints. The four most popular views are dispensational premillennialism, historical premillennialism, amillennialism, and postmillennialism. Conditional postmillennialism also offers believers a safety net, for it constitutes a fail - proof prophecy, pre-empting any potential for cognitive dissonance or loss of faith. There is a millennium, after which Christ will come again (postmillennialism). Neither amillennialism nor postmillennialism is inclined to search for God's supernatural intervention as an agent in eschatological events. Derivatives postmillennialist noun Unlike postmillennialists, who anticipated a gradual progress towards the millennium through Christian, human agencies, premillennialists looked for a sudden change through divine, cataclysmic action. Example sentencesExamples Pietistic postmillennialists deny that the postmillennial advance of the kingdom involves the total transformation of culture through the application of biblical law. In the Antebellum Era, most Evangelical Protestants were optimistic postmillennialists. Amillennialists are not likely as optimistic as postmillennialists nor as pessimistic as premillennialists. Schaeffer and other premillennialists picked up themes of dominionism from the postmillennialist Rushdoony, and adapted them to premillennial theology. Definition of postmillennialism in US English: postmillennialism nounˌpōstməˈlenēəlizəm (among some Christian Protestants) the doctrine that the Second Coming of Christ will be the culmination of the prophesied millennium of blessedness. （基督教原教旨主义者信奉的）千禧年后论 Compare with premillennialism Example sentencesExamples There is a millennium, after which Christ will come again (postmillennialism). Neither amillennialism nor postmillennialism is inclined to search for God's supernatural intervention as an agent in eschatological events. Belief in a future millennium either preceding or following (postmillennialism) the second coming of Christ, when he will reign on earth in a kingdom of his saints. Conditional postmillennialism also offers believers a safety net, for it constitutes a fail - proof prophecy, pre-empting any potential for cognitive dissonance or loss of faith. The four most popular views are dispensational premillennialism, historical premillennialism, amillennialism, and postmillennialism.
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