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Messianism is the
belief in the
advent of a
messiah who acts as the
savior of a
group of people.
Messianism originated as a
Zoroastrian religious belief...
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Messianism in
Chabad refers to the
belief within the Chabad-Lubavitch community—a
prominent group within Hasidic Judaism—regarding the
Jewish messiah (Hebrew:...
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leave the
Jewish community. Werblowsky, R. J. Zwi (1987). "
Messianism:
Jewish Messianism". Encyclopedia.com.
Retrieved 14
December 2023. From The Encyclopedia...
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expression ha
mashiach does not
occur in the Tanakh. Also:
Habad messianism,
Lubavitcher messianism, mishichism, meshichism. Schochet,
Jacob Immanuel. "Moshiach...
- The
Church of
World Messianity (****anese: 世界救世教; rōmaji:
Sekai Kyūsei Kyō),
abbreviated COWM, is a ****anese new
religion founded in 1935 by
Mokichi Okada...
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Millenarianism and
Messianism in
Early Modern Culture (4 voll.), Dordrecht: Kluwer. Vol. 1: Goldish, Matt and Popkin,
Richard H. (eds.).
Jewish Messianism in the...
- consists. The
political neologism messianic democracy (also
political messianism) also
derives from Talmon's
introduction to this work.
Talmon identified...
- and
later Mickiewicz,
adopted for
their doctrines the name, "
Messianism".
Messianism came to
apply generically to
Polish metaphysics of the nineteenth...
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Theosophy is a
religious and
philosophical system established in the
United States in the late 19th century.
Founded primarily by the
Russian Helena Blavatsky...
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studied the
genealogy of totalitarianism,
arguing that
political Messianism stemmed from the
French Revolution, and
stressed the
similarities between...
