How To Use prelapsarian In A Sentence
- In happier, prelapsarian times he would have inveighed against their hypocrisy. The Times Literary Supplement
- Neo-illiberals belong to a venerable strand of nirvana thinking: the prelapsarian school. The Times Literary Supplement
- Its warm sea - an invitation to swim rather than a test of stoicism - its beautiful beaches and its year-round temperate climate seem like a prelapsarian idyll.
- This would have taken us back to that prelapsarian state of regional rail companies. Times, Sunday Times
- There are two blissful, muddied, prelapsarian moments when it isn't occupying your mind. Times, Sunday Times
- Once these burdens had been lifted by the redemptive power of revolution, it would be possible to construct a free and equal society based upon the prelapsarian goodness of human nature.
- In some cases, God infuses the artificial property-relations that we call dominium with sufficient grace to make them generally equivalent to prelapsarian dominium. John Wyclif's Political Philosophy
- But other early monastic texts hold out the hope of a different, nonviolent, world, one that restores the prelapsarian harmony between human beings and animals.
- One must not identify it, say, with the pure, prelapsarian humanity favored in medieval accounts of the incarnation.
- The perfectly blue, puffy-clouded sky and bitsy little silos make for a prelapsarian vista only slightly altered by humans.
