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millenarianism

 

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Noun millenarianism has 1 sense
  1. millenarianism, millenniumism, chiliasm - belief in the Christian doctrine of the millennium mentioned in the Book of Revelations
    --1 is a kind of theological doctrine, religious doctrine

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Millenarianism

Definition:

Millenarianism refers to a religious or social belief that anticipates or foretells a golden age, typically associated with a period of one thousand years, often marked by the return of a divine figure, the establishment of peace and justice, and the end of the present world order.

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

  1. A religious or social doctrine or belief system that predicts a thousand-year period of peace, prosperity, or spiritual enlightenment.
  2. The belief in the imminent end of the world and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ as described in the Book of Revelation.

Example Sentences:

1. A variety of millenarianism has emerged throughout history, often espousing new religious movements and utopian communities.

2. Many indigenous cultures have their own millenarian traditions, which bring forth hopes of a renewed earth and spiritual awakening.

3. The followers of the religious sect fervently believe in millenarianism, awaiting the return of their messiah who will lead them into a new era of righteousness.

4. John's sermon conveyed his millenarian beliefs, arguing that the End Times were upon us and only those who repented would be saved.

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