Hmm. Not For Me.

 Dispensationalism is a Christian theological framework that divides biblical history into distinct periods called "dispensations," in which God interacts with humanity differently. It interprets the Bible literally and emphasizes a distinction between ethnic Israel and the Christian Church, viewing them as separate entities with different roles in God's plan. This system of theology is primarily associated with American evangelicalism and was formally developed in the 19th century, most notably by John Nelson Darby.