An advantage of the CT/amil view is that, if you think Bible prophecy is meaningless, you’re never wrong. (Or won’t ever admit you’re wrong.)
A disadvantage is that it’s indistinguishable from lazy unbelief.
And the advantage of the dispensational view is that you probably be dead before you can be proven wrong, and no one will really care cuz the next new exciting theory of Israel’s future will already be turned into the best-selling fiction series.
Don’t you feel bad that “serious” dispensationalists like John MacArthur and the new breed at Dallas Seminary have to take a back seat to the crackpots with their ever-changing view of “end times”?