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DeMar, Gary. Last Day Madness. Atlanta, GA American
Vision, (1991) 1993. A study of numerous false prophecies
made by dispensationalists, and the demoralizing effects that
such false prophecies produce on those who believe them.
Feinberg, John A. Continuity and Discontinuity: Persfiectives on
the Relationship Between the Old and New T&taments. Westchester,
IL: Crossway, 1988. Theologians of various persuasions discuss
relationship of Old and New Covenants; evidence of important
modifications in dispensationalism.
Gerstner, John H. A Primer on Dispensationalism. Phillipsbuxg,
NJ: Presbyterian and Reformed, 1982. A brief critique of dispensationalism’s
“division” of the Bible.
Jordan, James B. The Sociology of the Church. Tyler, TX: Geneva
Ministries, 1986. Chapter entitled, “Christian Zionism and
Messianic Judaism,” contrasts the dispensational Zionism of
Jerry Falwell, et. al. with classic early dispensationahsm.
McPherson, Dave. The Incredible Cover-Up. Medford, OR:
Omega Publications, 1975. A revisionist study of the origins of
the pre-trib rapture doctrine. He traces it to private revelations
in 1830 by a 20-year-old mystic and follower of Edward Irving,
Margaret Macdonald.
McPherson, Dave. The Unbelievable Pre-Ttib Ori&”n. Kansas
City, MO: Heart of America Bible Society, 1973. MacPherson’s
initial publication defending his thesis regarding Margaret
Macdonald.
McPherson. The Great Rapture Hoax. Fletcher, NC: New
Puritan Library 1983. Additional evidence of the unconventional
account of the origins of the pre-trib position.
Mauro, Philip. The Gospel of the Kingdom. Boston: Hamilton
Bros., 1928. Mauro accuses dispensationalism of having broken
with Church history.