Kingdom theology

We could do this.

But if you're thinking about, let's say, if we kind of go back to the sort of kingdom theology already, what's called the already but not yet, constant inaugurated eschatology, we are in the in-between times.

And so...

You know, maybe the same theology is like, sometimes people get healed, sometimes they are not.

Classical Protestants, you know, full-heartedly affirm those dualisms, or they don't call them dualisms.

So those would be like the distinction of nature and grace, two-kingdom theology.

Distinguishing between civil and spiritual goods, distinguishing between, say, politics and theology, those sorts of things.

They want to create these distinctions, and I do, because I think that's proper given the nature of these things, and also it creates a coherent system.

It exists right now in heaven, and it will come down from heaven with Christ when he returns and puts the finishing touches on his conquest of the devil.

Yeah.

Two kingdom theology.

You got it.