1856, Henry Pitman, The Popular lecturer [afterw.] Pitman's Popular lecturer (and reader), ed. by H. Pitman, page 211:
... condensations of the kind involved, and this one is in point, for here we have a rotating mass, which by its energy is said to have thrown off a moon, and yet itself has settled into the very unatheistically produced state in which we find it.
1938, San Francisco Quarterly
Madly, wildly, unatheistically, the Reds were fleeing. The ladder was deserted. Of the ceaseless bombardment of a minute before, only random shots remained to tell of a battle. And he who caused this rout? Alone in his shell-razed post on the ...
