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Millennialism (from
Latin mille 'thousand', annus 'year', and -ism) or
chiliasm (from the Gr**** equivalent) is a
belief which is held by some religious...
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period reflect a
millenarianist perspective (sometimes
referred to as
chiliasm).
Bishop Papias of
Hierapolis (A.D. 70–155)
speaks in
favor of a pre-millennial...
- alligoría, "allegory") is a
millenarian doctrine which is the
opposite of
chiliasm. It is
based on a
figurative interpretation of the
prophecy of Revelation...
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specific type of
Christian millenarianism, and is
sometimes referred to as
Chiliasm from the New
Testament use of the Gr****
chilia (thousand). The
terms "millennialism"...
- of
which he
disputed as he
disagreed with its content,
especially the
Chiliasm implied in the "millennial kingdom". The view of
Eusebius was
taken up...
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striking point in the
eschatology of the ante-Nicene age is the
prominent chiliasm, or millennarianism, that is the
belief of a
visible reign of
Christ in...
- be the po****r view of the Reformers. The
Lutherans formally rejected chiliasm (millennialism) in The
Augsburg Confession. "Art. XVII.,
condemns the Anabaptists...
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Scriptural Doctrine of
Immortality by
James Challis Eternity: Christ's Return,
Chiliasm,
Resurrection of the Dead, Judgment, ****,
Luther on Eternity,
Heaven J...
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Condemn Chiliasm?".
Trinity Journal. 24.
Retrieved 30 May 2020. Gumerlock,
Francis X. (2004). "Millennialism and the
Early Church Councils: Was
Chiliasm Condemned...
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century we see a
determined attempt to
revive a more “genuine” form of
chiliasm."
Lactantius quoted the
Sibyls extensively (although the
Sibylline Oracles...
