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The end-time eschatological position known as Postmillennialism has been growing in recent years. Its presentation as the only "positive" eschatological position that incorporates a strong focus on changing our failing culture, along with the sheer enthusiasm of its adherents can be very contagious to a young Christian bombarded on all sides with secularism. But does Postmillennialism offer to us the eschatological hope of the apostles? Is it inherently a position born out of the full witness of Scripture, or does it ignore major biblical themes and utilize problematic scriptural interpretation in an attempt to uphold its particulars? In An Open Letter To Today's Postmillennials, these questions are explored-questions that Postmillennialism never seems to answer. These questions must be adequately addressed by today's adherents of Postmillennialism for the position to maintain any semblance of credibility.