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Reformed Old
Apostolic Church New
Apostolic Church,
formed in 1863, a
chiliastic Christian church that
split from the
Catholic Apostolic Church during...
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interpreted literally; he was amillennial.
Justin Martyr (died 165), who had
chiliastic tendencies in his theology,
mentions differing views in his
Dialogue with...
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Mather wrote "That
which presseth me so, as that I
cannot gainsay the
Chiliastical opinion, is that I take
these things for Principles, and no way doubt...
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scientist Jeffrey Kaplan believed that it was the "strongly
millenarian and
chiliastic overtones" of Ragnarök
which helped convert white American racialists...
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regard to the
timing of the Rapture. In the
earliest days of the church,
chiliastic teaching (i.e.,
early premillennialism) was the
dominant view. Eusebius...
- Westphalia. They
established an
Anabaptist régime of "New Jerusalem" with
chiliastic and
millenarian expectations.
Money was
abolished and any
violations of...
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practitioners who just hadn't
gotten the
message yet. The music's nihilistic,
chiliastic worldview had
already culminated in its only
possible end: self-extinction...
- (registration required) Ziolkowski,
Theodore (1996). "Hermann Hesse's
Chiliastic Vision". Monateshefte. 53 (4): 199–210. JSTOR 30161816. (registration...
- interpretations,
except perhaps that of
Norman Cohn (1957) who saw it as a
chiliastic movement in
which the poor
tried to
escape the
misery of
their everyday...
- Auma,
which promised a
millenarian vision of
earthly paradise or
similar chiliastic groups that had
sprung up,
including the
Uganda People's
Democratic Christian...
