This is the radical vision that so-called religion has, across the millennia, sought to domesticate, or even delete.
He is also the man accused of evicting this £6bn treasure from its rightful home – and of betraying the radical vision of the man who created.
Only the diffuse New Age movement, inspired by nature-keyed Asian practices, has preserved the radical vision of the modern sexual revolution.
The buildings beg a question: is anything left of the radical vision of Lloyd's, or has British architecture become afraid to offend?
The president also needed the radical vision and runaway ego of Newt Gingrich, the speaker of the House (which the Democrats had lost midway through Clinton's first term).
IN THE miasma of spin doctors, Dominic Cummings has long occupied a place somewhere between fierce enforcer of the radical vision for schools' reform upheld by his old boss Michael Gove and bloody-minded enfant terrible.
Despite this unabashedly radical vision, Steele is hugely respected by senior military intelligence experts across the world.
Ms Davidson said: "This document outlines a radical vision for a more powerful Scottish Parliament, a more responsible Scottish Parliament.
5. Roger Norrington/Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra: This won't be to everyone's tastes, but it's an important and radical vision of this symphony, stripped not just of vibrato, but any emotional histrionics.
