Disruptive innovation goes further, holding out the hope of salvation against the very damnation it describes: disrupt, and you will be saved.
The war itself deeply divided Iraqi society, pitting those who saw it as Iraq's salvation against others who decried it as a neocolonial invasion.
Whatever happened to the mid-30s drift towards the dead-man's grip of holy union as the last salvation against a sense of sinking emptiness?
Work, was his salvation – and, against all the odds, some of his best performances were still to come.
As long as my conscience is held captive by the words of God, I cannot and will not revoke anything, for it is dangerous, and a great peril to salvation, to act against conscience.
"O you who believe, fasting is prescribed for you, as it was prescribed for those before you, so that you may become pious, attain salvation, and guard against evil".
Star Trek is very good, held its own against Terminator Salvation in its third weekend and is now by far the biggest movie in the franchise on $191m £119.9mm).
The movie's strong showing vindicated Fox strategists, who risked opening it against "Terminator Salvation" at the height of Hollywood's blockbuster season, rather than trying to duplicate the performance of the original "Night at the Museum".
In a spirited battle for the right to sell abroad, the country's 21 vodka makers, who see exports as their only salvation, are facing off against the local Polish distributors and the French drinks giant Pernod-Ricard, which owns the export rights to most of Poland's top vodka brands.
Even last week, the conversation from the anti-Brexit centre was claiming the "Tory Rebels" as their salvation, while running attack ads against the Labour leadership, only to see Corbyn's Labour push a desperately ill MP into Parliament on a wheelchair to vote for Tory "rebel leader" Dominic Grieve's "meaningful vote" amendment, while Grieve himself voted against it.
A story of salvation through friendship and two boys against the world.
