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This is a lot of theory-finding, possibly resulting from a highly partial point of view. Edward Irving did found the church, there is no such thing as accidentally founding a church. Nor does the term
Catholic Apostolic Church apply to all Christians "of the Nicene creed". AFAIK this is the name
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I find this article to be actually one of the better researched articles on
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As to your point "this sucks", the response to the death of the last
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No date was ever given for the second coming, as it is unknowable. After the death of the
Apostle Cardale (more than 20 years before the last Apostle died), an address was given by another Apostle saying that they had thought that the apostolate would have lead the Church to the
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Apostles had again been lost and were as such irreplaceable. This was held in 1902. You're right in that everything in this life will "suck" until the Second Coming, but that's not just limited to "adherents".
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Thanks. The Millenialist approach was certainly part of the eschatology, and Irving, Drummond etc. believed in the literal return of Christ. See the section "Adventist theology" - this is typical, but what could be usefully
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