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catastrophic millennialism: a standalone construct

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a term used by Wessinger for expecting an imminent, violent destruction of the present world before a collective salvation.

In New religious movements, catastrophic millennialism refers to a term used by Wessinger for expecting an imminent, violent destruction of the present world before a collective salvation. This meaning comes from Wessinger (2000) in How the Millennium Comes Violently.[1]

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  1. Wessinger, C. (2000). How the Millennium Comes Violently: From Jonestown to Heaven's Gate. Chatham House Publishers. ISBN 9781889119243

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