The desk

Who teaches this house.

Atavist theology has a founder. This Generation has a founder. The women of the house have a leader. The map you walk is not anonymous.

Photograph of Mark Mountjoy, founder of Atavist theology
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Founder of Atavist theology

Mark Mountjoy

Mark Mountjoy is the founder of Atavist theology and of Atavist Bible Church. The four convictions of this study — Trinitarian confession, open theism with a closed New Testament timeline, the Hasmonean fourth kingdom, and one cohort from AD 26 to AD 136 — are his map, not a generic preterism with the dates filed off.

He is not a full preterist. Full preterism pays every bill in AD 70 and then has to read Revelation 20 as a second pass at Revelation 19. Atavist theology lets the first war take the house down and the second war scatter the chaff. True Christian Press is the public desk of that argument.

Photograph of Peter Razaq Dogo, founder of This Generation
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Colabourer · founder of this app

Peter Razaq Dogo

Peter Razaq Dogo is a colabourer in the Atavist work and the founder of this app. This Generation exists so the map can be walked: four sittings, the statue, Gog, the objections, the hall.

The theology is Mountjoy’s. The house you are standing in is Peter’s. He built it so a reader could sit with the time-texts and the two wars without having to hunt the argument across scattered essays.

Photograph of Susan Abbott, leader of the women's ministry
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Leader of the women's ministry

Susan Abbott

Susan Abbott leads the women's ministry of this house. The women who sit with the same time-texts, the same two wars, and the same mountain sit under her care.

After the names

The desk is for the teachers. The path is for sitting. The hall is for the living argument. Begin where the sentence still has a referent.

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