Word: lindseyism
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...Jesus rock bands throb with it. A small shelf of luridly written, fiercely dogmatic books purport to document and explain it. The Second Coming Bible, a warmed-over 1924 chestnut, has sold 50,000 copies since August; The Beginning of the End has sold 81,000 since March. Hal Lindsey's The Late Great Planet Earth, a compendium of apocalyptic prophecies, has sold more than 1,500,000 copies since its publication...
...Dispensationalists, who have as their doctrinal fortress the Dallas Theological Seminary, are at the core of the Second Coming brouhaha these days. They take their name from a belief that God acts differently in different periods, or "dispensations" of history. Planet Earth Author Lindsey is a Dallas graduate, and his book predicts that the end will likely come within the "generation" (40 years) of those who were alive for the 1948 founding of Israel...
...true. Maybe the Crimson should broaden the range of Faculty members to whom it speaks. It would then discover how unreal its contention is that the Graduate School of Design is "a school continually wracked by dissention and mistrust." The Regers Committee Peter Rogers (Chairman) Jerome W. Lindsey Daniel L. Shooed Frederick E. Smith
Many Writers. Robert L. Lindsey, a scholarly Southern Baptist missionary in Israel, believes that Luke came first, followed by Mark, then Matthew. While translating Mark from Greek into modern Hebrew, Lindsey kept encountering words and phrases without Hebrew equivalents. Luke, on the other hand, translated so easily into Hebrew that Lindsey decided he must have used an earlier-hence more reliable-Hebrew source than the others. Markus Barth, son of the late Karl Barth, advances an even more unorthodox theory in his classes at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary: that the Gospel of John came first. Barth sees John's Gospel...
Aside from Kilbridge. Vigier and Isaacs, other key figures likely to appear as witnesses today are: William A. Doebele Jr., professor of Advanced Environmental Studies: Jerome W. Lindsey Jr., associate dean of the GSD: Thomas E. Nutt, a 1970 graduate of the Design School: Mona Serageldin, a research assistant in the Planning Department; and W. Davis Taylor '31, chairman of the Overseers' GSD Visiting Committee...