John Nelson Darby was an influential Bible teacher who profoundly shaped modern dispensationalism and futurism, notably the concept of 'the Rapture.' His theological writings and dissemination of ideas through the Plymouth Brethren community had far-reaching effects. Darby is credited with popularizing pre-tribulation rapture theology. He also produced his own translation of the Bible from the original languages, leaving a lasting legacy in biblical scholarship and theology.
This is a critical analysis and response to 'Apologia Pro Vita Sua', an autobiographical work by the influential 19th-century theologian John Henry Newman. The book challenges Newman's beliefs and arguments, and provides an alternative interpretation of Christian theology.