Where I discuss: amillennialism

I just discovered a new book, due out next month, by Kim Riddlebarger. The book is called A Case for Amillennialism. It has an attractive cover.

From what little I’ve been able to find about it, it doesn’t appear to interact with the flavor of Postmillennialism that I believe to be accurate, which is explained on Jon’s blog, and also discussed on Wayne’s in the comments of this post. I emailed Dr. Riddlebarger about it. If I get a resposne, I’ll let you know.

I also wonder if he deals with the distinction between Amillennialism, and its elusive cousin ‘Optimistic Amillennialism’. If anyone can point me to something good to read on that, I’d appreciate it.

[update]

I heard back from Dr. Riddlebarger. Here’s the relevant portion of his email:

In the book, I do indeed take on postmillennarians of both stripes (the Edwardsian view of a literal thousand year reign yet to dawn, and the more moderate view–Mathison, Davis, Gentry et. al.).