-
changes to
society after a
major cataclysm or
transformative event.
Millenarianist movements can be
secular (not
espousing a
particular religion) or religious...
- from 1647 to 1653. A
prominent supporter of the
Fifth Monarchists, a
millenarianist religious sect, he
backed Parliament and the
Commonwealth in the Wars...
- He also
connects totalitarianism, that is
communism and ****sm, with
millenarianist movements in the
Middle Ages,
citing examples such as that of John of...
- Christianity, but most of the
available writings from the
period reflect a
millenarianist perspective (sometimes
referred to as chiliasm).
Bishop Papias of Hierapolis...
-
supposedly a
variant on this name.
Barbon became a
religious separatist with
Millenarianist beliefs,
including fervent advocacy of
infant baptism in particular...
- and relationships. This
first chapter follows Quasar, a
member of a
millenarianist doomsday cult,
attempting to
evade capture in
Okinawa after releasing...
-
rampant banditry.
Between Beijing and
Datong and in
Shanxi province millenarianist groups of
martial artist acolytes calling themselves the "Supreme Heaven's...
- (or "Wind Nation"), also
known as
Paliau movement, is neo-traditional
Millenarianist counter-cultural
religious and
social movement in
Papua New Guinea....
-
principles (notably, the
right to
resist oppression), but was also an
almost millenarianist appeal to peasants,
promising a "spring" to
follow "winter". In February...
- by "apocalyptic biodiversity" but were
increasingly challenged by a "
millenarianist social justice faction"
influenced by the movement's
Northern California-based...
