theologian
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- noun
- /θiˈɑloʊdʒən/
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teólogo
- The theologian explained the significance of different interpretations of religious texts.
- Christian theologians
- Catholic theologians
- Protestant theologians
Most of the sources that we have are, are philosophers, theologians, medical writers.
- Most of the sources that we have are, are philosophers, theologians, medical writers.
- Saint Thomas Aquinas is the primary orthodox theologian of Catholicism.
- But so, so I mean, an atheist can be a theologian.
- All of a sudden things started to make sense and Giordano Bruno, a theologian, was put to death for suggesting that Copernicus was right.
- So if you're going to use some some theology, those theologians, they study philosophy.
- He's he's engaging in in thought that's going to influence theologians in the Middle Ages.
- Is no longer a question for poets and theologians and philosophers.
- Is it a history of Protestant theologian Reinhold Neuber?
- And they're a theologian, A philosopher, and a psychologist.
- I can talk with theologians and I can talk with some hood.
Examples
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Comparing and contrasting the two theologians, I have shown something of the complexities of the issues involved.
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One of my favorite thinkers of all time is Ronald Nieberg, a great theologian, educated here at Yale.
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Are you a police officer or a theologian?
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You go to a theologian and you ask the question, "what created the Universe?"
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But I am a theologian, I am a lawyer, I am a journalist, and I am a practical man.
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Why should he, as a theologian, take any interest in contributing to this literature?
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But his works did influence theologians of the future, not least this guy.
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His work provides important lessons for moral theologians working anywhere on these issues.
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My guest tonight is author and theologian Palmer Joss.
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All this made learned theologians quite uneasy.
Synonyms
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8.1
A person who is a Christian priest or religious teacher
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9.0
A person who studies religious ideas and asks questions about faith
A person who studies and teaches about religious beliefs
A person who studies and writes about God and religion
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Etymology
The word theologian comes from Greek parts theos 'god' and logos 'word' or 'study'. So a theologian is 'a person who studies or is an expert in religion and religious ideas'.