Partial Preterism

We were talking about Seth's upcoming trip to Florida and he asked me what's the furthest south I've ever traveled. The furthest I could think of was Helen Keller's home (in northwest Alabama,) but I looked it up just to make sure.

But, of course I/we got sidetracked... Reading the Wikipedia article on Helen Keller caused me to click over to read more about Emanuel Swedenborg, which caused us to start talking about preterism, which caused us to read a few articles about it to get a better (albeit still probably shallow) understanding of preterism.

How was this really very important or relevant? I don't know.

But this was the article we spent the most time reading.