Titlebook: Hope and Heresy; The Problem of Chili Leigh T.I. Penman Book 2019 Springer Nature B.V. 2019 Book history.Chiliasmus subtilis.Chiliasm.Confe

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Failed Prophecies, caused, not only within Lutheranism, but also within Calvinist eschatological scenarios. These disappointments, together with the efforts of doctrinal opponents of Lutheranism, created a turn toward a more personal eschatology within Lutheranism that rubbed shoulders with soteriology.

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Two Prophetic Voices,pective visions, both were motivated by a desire to posit order in the face of chaos, and elaborated apocalyptic visions subject directly to the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, and therefore impervious to critique by worldly theologians

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The Three Mirrors, decisive impact of Paracelsian and non-Lutheran theological and religious traditions upon the confessional culture, which resulted in something of a native tradition of apocalyptic optimism. The implications of this tradition and its appeal were rediscovered during the search for insight into the E

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The School of the Holy Spirit,lurry of publications both printed and scribal which promoted optimistic expectations of a coming Golden Age. These publications, by authors like Paul Felgenhauer, Jacob Boehme, Paul Kaym, and others, promoted a diversity of expectations concerning events prophesied to occur before the Last Judgemen

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Optimism Outlawed,ed these expectations of manifestations of the ancient heresy of chiliasm. This chapter provides a diachronic account of the evolution of the definitions of this heresy between ca. 1570 and 1630, drawing attention to the circulation of conflicting and contradictory definitions. Although these condem

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A Lutheran Millennium,aul Egard’s . (1623). Extensively familiar with contemporary heterodox literature as well as the theological condemnation of chiliastic heresy, Egard was one of the few Lutheran clerics who advocated not the suppression, but the promotion of expectations of a felicitous future as a means of bridging