Priam his father has failed to move him with his chiliastic visions of his own terrible end, so Hecuba takes up the thread. |
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In the 1650s radicalism turned back to its religious roots, fracturing into generally chiliastic sects of insignificant strength. |
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The Book of Revelation, itself an heir to a long prophetic and chiliastic tradition, concludes with a vision of the New Jerusalem. |
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Indeed, Russia had become a dangerous compound of medieval authoritarianism combined with a chiliastic Marxist-Leninist ideology. |
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As a result, the Cultural Revolution proved to be something of a non-event, in comparison with the chiliastic aspirations with which it had begun. |
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The churches of the poor — particularly the Pentecostal and Holiness churches — rejected the material world altogether for spiritual discipline and chiliastic speculation. |
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The prophecy of Nongqawuse is accepted as an outcome of this chiliastic doctrine. |
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Consequently, what one might call the chiliastic, mystical, or transcendental experience is central to Perennial utopias. |
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Fevzi Aslan further stresses the religious dimension of the Sivas incident by his reference to the Mahdi, providing the incident with chiliastic significance. |
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