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Meanings of eschatology in English
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Usage of eschatology in English
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Similar eschatology permeated our recent two hour Late Late Show on suicide.
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They are grounded on the eschatology of Christianity but not on its ethics.
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But Jews also play a tragic role in Evangelical eschatology.
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With these hints, we are ready to advance to the general patristic scheme of eschatology.
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He has little to say of the Messiah, nothing to say of the Messianic eschatology.
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The whole ecclesiastical scheme of eschatology is a delusion.
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As to eschatology, opinions are not contrasted any more.
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Buddhist literature is chiefly occupied with mythology, metaphysics, and eschatology, ethical precepts being interwoven incidentally.
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Every view of the world has its eschatology.
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We can only say that secularism, like other religions, needs an eschatology, and has produced one.
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Are you familiar with eschatology, Mr. Prosnicki?
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The man Kant felt that morality was the basis of eschatology, but the professor of philosophy inverted the terms.
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This is eschatology for kids.
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But even though their eschatology is insane, it doesn't necessarily follow that they're trying to summon up the elder gods.
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Heaven and hell, with characteristic variation of details, have held an important place in the eschatology of many creeds and races.
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Problem is, a lot of Christians who believe the world is headed for imminent destruction don't use their eschatology to motivate altruism.
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