«In 2013 the world was devastated
by an apocalyptic event, annihilating almost all mankind and turning the earth's surface into a poisonous wasteland.
Not exact matches
At the same time, the struggle to avert chaos in ancient
apocalyptic pushed it also in the direction of devaluing the concrete new
event by absorbing the whole into the final totality.
Jesus's Messianic consciousness was probably influenced
by the
apocalyptic Book of Enoch, in which the form, but not the person, of the servant has pre-existence, and
by the
events of the end which may have led Jesus to step out of the concealment of the «quiver» and imagine himself, after the vision of Daniel, as in his own person the one who will be removed and afterwards sent again to the office of fulfillment.
The bestselling Left Behind novels, written
by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins between 1995 and 2007, dramatize the premillennial view of the End Times favored
by earlier generations of American fundamentalists, in which Christ «raptures» his followers to heaven before a series of
apocalyptic events unfold on earth.
This same subordination of person to
event in Jewish prophecy and
apocalyptic appears also in the wide variety of ways in which the «Messiah» was conceived
by those who expected his coming at all.
How about the marvelous
apocalyptic novels
by Michael D. O'Brien (published
by Ignatius), which, like LaHaye, purport to give plausible scenarios for end «time
events?
Based on the Black List script
by Brooks McLaren, How It Ends revolves around a mysterious
apocalyptic event that turns the roads into mayhem, and a young father -LSB-...]
The story told here
by Garland — whose screenwriting credits also include 28 Days Later, Dredd, Sunshine, and Never Let Me Go — contains elements familiar from his past works:
apocalyptic events, authority figures or scientists faced with ethical dilemmas, the exploration of the issues of gender, identity, and creation.
As suggested
by the Norse
apocalyptic event mentioned in the title, the trailer finds Thor's homeland of Asgard leveled and his beloved hammer Mjölnir destroyed
by new villain Hela, devilishly played
by Cate Blanchett, all while Led Zeppelin's «Immigrant Song» rages in the background.
Developed
by Sold Out Sales & Marketing Ltd., this sci - fi action RPG puts players in the role of the ultimate living weapon tasked with taking down challenging adversaries and ending a major
apocalyptic event.
Set 100 years after the
apocalyptic Russian
event, players assume the role of a clone created
by one of the remaining Soviet scientists.
The
events in Skara take place after an
apocalyptic event, caused
by Skara's sun, Lôm.
News headlines vie for attention and it is easy for scientists to grab this attention
by linking climate change to the latest extreme weather
event or
apocalyptic prediction.