Armstrongism

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Armstrongism is a Christian theological movement rooted in the teachings of Herbert W. Armstrong, emphasizing doctrines such as British Israelism, observance of Old Testament holy days, and a distinctive prophetic interpretation of world events.

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instanceOf Christian theological movement
religious movement
associatedInstitution Ambassador College NERFINISHED
associatedPublication The Plain Truth NERFINISHED
emphasizesDoctrine British Israelism NERFINISHED
Sabbath observance on Saturday
annihilationism
distinctive prophetic interpretation of world events
non‑Trinitarian view of God
observance of Old Testament holy days
observance of biblical dietary laws
rejection of traditional Christian holidays such as Christmas and Easter
soul sleep
eschatologyFeature focus on end‑time prophetic events
identification of modern nations with biblical prophetic symbols
eschatologyType premillennialism
hasFounder Herbert W. Armstrong NERFINISHED
hasKeyFestival Day of Atonement NERFINISHED
Days of Unleavened Bread NERFINISHED
Feast of Pentecost NERFINISHED
Feast of Tabernacles NERFINISHED
Feast of Trumpets NERFINISHED
Last Great Day NERFINISHED
Passover NERFINISHED
hasMainOrganization Worldwide Church of God NERFINISHED
hasOffshoot Grace Communion International (post‑Armstrong transition) NERFINISHED
Living Church of God NERFINISHED
Philadelphia Church of God NERFINISHED
Restored Church of God NERFINISHED
United Church of God NERFINISHED
influencedBy Adventist teachings
Church of God (Seventh Day) NERFINISHED
namedAfter Herbert W. Armstrong NERFINISHED
originatedIn United States NERFINISHED
originatedInCentury 20th century
propagationMethod magazine publishing
radio broadcasting
television broadcasting
rejectsDoctrine Nicene Trinitarianism NERFINISHED
eternal conscious torment in hell
immortal soul
requiresPractice Sabbath assembly on the seventh day
attendance at annual biblical festivals
tithing
teaches Christ will return to establish a millennial kingdom on earth
God is a family into which humans may be born
the Kingdom of God is a literal future world government NERFINISHED
the modern Anglo‑Saxon and Celtic peoples are descendants of the lost ten tribes of Israel
theologicalRoot teachings of Herbert W. Armstrong
viewsMainstreamChristianityAs apostate

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