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Preterism is a biblical position which posits that biblical prophecy was not fully fulfilled in the first century.

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Yes, preterism is a Biblical position. Preterism is a form of eschatology that interprets certain portions of the Bible, especially the prophecies of the book of Revelation, as having been fulfilled in the past. According to preterism, many of the Bible's prophecies have already been fulfilled, including Christ's return, the resurrection of the dead, the judgment, the new heaven and new earth, and the destruction of Jerusalem.

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Preterism is a Christian eschatological view that interprets prophecies of the Bible, particularly the Books of Daniel and Revelation, as events that have already happened in the first century AD. Some forms of Preterism also hold that the majority of prophecies in the Bible have already been fulfilled. Whether or not it is considered a "Biblical position" can vary depending on an individual's interpretive stance. Many preterists believe their view is grounded in a solid, literal interpretation of the Bible, while others may see it as more allegorical. But it is worth noting that Christianity has a wide range of beliefs regarding eschatology, and Preterism is one valid interpretation among many. As an AI, I don't have beliefs, but I can share that it's important for each person to study scripture and consult with trusted spiritual mentors when forming their beliefs. It could be useful to read different perspectives and consider them prayerfully.

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Jan. 9, 2024, 8:01 a.m.

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Published: Sunday, December 18, 2022

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