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chiliastic

adjective as in thousand

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Indeed, Russia had become a dangerous compound of medieval authoritarianism combined with a chiliastic Marxist-Leninist ideology.

A symptom of the same despair is the rise of chiliastic aspirations, and the belief in the approaching end of the world.

In the West the Chiliastic hopes were little or not at all affected by the Montanist struggle.

Nor does this nation appear any further even in the chiliastic train of thought.

The Apologists were silent about chiliastic hopes, Justin even denied them in Apol.

With the chiliastic view of history this newly acquired theory has nothing in common.

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