millenarianism

He moved to London in 1832, and his millenarianism turned socialist.

Millenarianism had been, in the earliest days, almost the official political theory of the Church.

Many of his studies have looked specifically at millenarianism and cargo cults.

Millennialism as such is a specific form of Millenarianism.

Millenarianism is a concept or theme that exists in many cultures and religions.

During the years 1650-6 he was particularly interested in the promised second coming of Christ and speculated extensively on millenarianism.

These false monks were frequently able to start new religious movements and secret societies based on millenarianism.

The broad religious ideas these movements have in common are described in the article millenarianism.

Today's paranoia about the Earth Mama also owes something to millenarianism, both religious and environmental.

Millenarianism unfolded, however, in a historical world - not in the realm of myth.

They also held a belief in millenarianism.

He also argued that the slaves' religion was not conducive to millenarianism or a revolutionary political tradition.

An influential work suggesting parallels between Riel's following and Millenarianism.

This movement is characterised by a universal message, millenarianism and a method of healing meditation.

Coffey also says, however, that millenarianism was rare in the 1630s, coming in only later as an important force.

In this way millenarianism is closely linked to Apocalypticism.

Frequently in the latter case (and sometimes also in the former) it may have religious or theological implications (see millenarianism).

One well-known form of millenarianism is the Christian concept of Millennialism.

But the eschatological moment had receded, and when Christianity became the state religion of the empire, millenarianism was frowned upon.

Murray, too, is afflicted with millenarianism.

He observed a general trend away from millenarianism towards secular political organization through political parties and cooperatives.

This is contrary to millenarianism which expects a pre-millennial return of Christ as Messiah.

Joanna Southcott and English millenarianism in an era of revolution.

In politics, millenarianism is often, but by no means always, linked to radical ideologies that share a similar belief in a transformation of society.

The apocalyptic year was identified by Christian authors as 1666 and millenarianism was widespread in England.