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• The Lutherans formally rejected chiliasm in The Augsburg Confession .  Art.
• Directed by Karl Jaspers, his thesis on Chiliasm was summa cum laude.
• Lactantius is the last great literary defender of chiliasm in the early Christian church.
• So many Chiliasm, or Millenarianism, emphasizing religious movements arose at that period.
• Radicalism of their social experiments was further heightened by Chiliasm and ardent expectation of Theocracy.
• Pastor R鯾belen was against Chiliasm and his declarations found approval with many members of the Altenburg congregation.
• Chiliasm, the FT editors note in the current issue, is a belief in better times to come.
• Jerome and Augustine vigorously opposed chiliasm by teaching the symbolic interpretation of the Revelation of St . John, especially chapter 20.
• First, the canons of the Council of 381, far from refuting it, make no mention at all of Chiliasm.
• From the beginning of Museveni's presidency, he drew strong support from the chiliasm of the Holy Spirit Movement ( HSM ).
• Chiliasm seemed to have found an entrance into the high councils of Europe, and the baroness von Kr黡ener had become a political force to be reckoned with.
• Incipient distortions due to the admixture of current traditions, which figure in the extreme forms of chiliasm, caused a reaction against the earlier interpretations of Bible prophecies.
• As Bengel did not hesitate to manipulate historical calendars in his chiliasm attempts to predict the end of the world, Zinzendorf rejected this as superstitious  interpretation of signs . 
• This millennialism ( or chiliasm ) is a revival of a strong tradition in the Early Church that was dismissed by Augustine of Hippo and the Roman Catholic Church after him.
• It is sometimes mistakenly claimed that Chiliasm was rejected at the Second Council of Constantinople in 381 as the revised Creed added " and of His Kingdom there shall be no end ".
• All of a sudden, movies are showing a decided interest in eschatology, the branch of theology that deals with death and final judgment, and chiliasm, the belief in millennial upheaval.
• Furthermore, Chiliasm ( millennialism ) is perfectly consistent with the above noted revision of the Creed since it too maintains that there shall be no end to Christ's kingdom, once inaugurated.
• According to Charles E . Hill, " With Lactantius in the early fourth century we see a determined attempt to revive a more  genuine form of chiliasm . " Lactantius quoted the Sibyls extensively.
• With that doctrinal change, the focus of the movement's chiliasm changed from awaiting its collective escape from earth to waiting for the impending destruction of the present world order in the Battle of Armageddon.
• Origen's idealizing tendency to consider only the spiritual as real ( which was fundamental to his entire system ) led him to combat the " rude " or " crude " Chiliasm of a physical and sensual beyond.