“I don't like it when anyone tries to motivate me with bogeymen or a fear of some coming apocalypse.”

“It was the nearest thing to an apocalypse Europe has ever seen, Simon says.”

“Can't decide whether to crouch and cower while I await the apocalypse or run determinedly into it.”

“And what is this cosmic dream of Bonnefon's but the plastic representation of the Pauline apocatastasis?”

“And does not this apocatastasis, this humanization or divinization of all things, do away with matter?”

“We will discuss this more fully, however, in the next chapter on the apocatastasis or beatific union.”

“Historical eschatology appears in one of three distinct forms— messianism, millennialism, or apocalypticism.”

“Also essential to Daniel and subsequent apocalypticism is the immediacy of the message and the promise of salvation.”

“In the early 1970s, inspired by his apocalypticism, members of the sect dressed in sackcloth and conducted demonstrations denouncing America's abandonment of God.”

“Like Daniel, he was an apocalyptic who saw beyond history to the time when God would bring the world's story to a conclusion.”

“During the war he was for a time associated with the New Apocalyptics group.”

“One reason for believing the reports are fictions is that apocalypses seem to allude literarily to previous apocalypses.”

“While monsters, anti-Christs, and the Virgin herself appeared in the countryside, apocalypses were prophesied in capitals.”

“It is very difficult to sum up in a few phrases the kind of apocalypses that this country is facing.”