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apocalypticism
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a·poc·a·lyp·ti·cism  (-pk-lpt-szm)
n.
Belief in apocalyptic prophecies, especially regarding the imminent destruction of the world and the foundation of a new world order as a result of the triumph of good over evil.
a·poca·lypti·cist n.
apocalypticism
Theology. 1. any doctrine concerning the end of the temporal world, especially one based on the Revelations of St. John the Divine.
2. the millennial doctrine of the Second Advent and the reign of Jesus Christ on earth. — apocalyptic, apocalyptical, adj.
See also: Religion


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After perusing apocalyptic writings, one wonders whether a first century apocalypticist would know he was apocalyptical.
Exegetical eschatology, the peasant present and the final discourse ... by Malina, Bruce J. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
The seventeenth-century Quakers, as apocalypticists, did not at first translate their theology of spiritual equality into social reform, although their own communal religious life was characterized by the active ministry of women.
"Time Is on My Side" by SHUKLA, MARSAURA / Cross Currents
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