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Перевод: atheistical

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атеистический

Тезаурус:

1. Like Swift they valued the generosity of the heart but not of law-makers, suspected all justice that was not severely retributive, and found confirmation for their faith in the fact that the bloody new tyrannies of Europe were more often atheistical than Christian.
2. And so the poor man had been obliged to die in as Christian a manner as possible in the arms of the atheistical Magistrate who had, of course, listened without the least sympathy to Mr Bradley's last pious ejaculations, impatiently muttering: Yes, yes, to be sure, don't worry about it, as poor Mr Bradley, looking up into that last, glaring, free-thinking, diabolical, ginger sunset of the Magistrate's whiskers, commended his soul to God.
3. Gilbert refers to a dissertation by Richard Allen Soloway which shows contemporary fears of Christianity falling before the atheistical, licentious, and immoral foreigner ("Sexual Deviance and Disaster", 98, 99, 100-;1, 110-;11).
4. To understand the climate of opinion within which Darwin developed his own theory of transmutation during the late 1830s, we must bear in mind that Lamarckism had been branded as an atheistical theory appealing only to political revolutionaries.
5. The peace of 1945 brought revelations of what a radical and atheistical regime like the Hitlerian could achieve in terms of human suffering, and it prompted a mood of religious revival throughout Western Europe, in Germany and beyond.
6. As a member of the wealthy middle class, Darwin had a social position that he might well forfeit if he became identified with the supposedly atheistical concept of transmutation.
7. He was shocked to see that this beard, unlike his hair and whiskers which were dark brown in colour, was sprouting with an atheistical tint of ginger, only a little darker than the whiskers of the free-thinking Magistrate.
8. Casaubon was not alone in his criticisms of the new experimental philosophy for its atheistical tendencies.
9. It is not difficult to see from Salmon's publications why more orthodox contemporaries saw atheistical or extreme heretical ideas in them, although his four pamphlets, which were read widely in radical religious circles, were really a highly personal attempt to articulate a nearly inexpressible sense of union with the divine.