theology
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- noun
- /θiˈɑlədʒi/
- Specialized
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teología
- His ministry then turned to writing, and his experience and theology reached distant Orvieto and Lyons in Europe.
- practical theology
- moral theology
- philosophy and theology
Well, again, think about when you're doing theology, are you using philosophy?
- Well, again, think about when you're doing theology, are you using philosophy?
- That's a, a compulsory, A compulsory theology paper, but it's very broad.
- So and she was, she went to Oxford and then she had a theology degree, degree from Georgetown.
- Honestly, I feel as an atheist, I'm engaging with theology, but I wouldn't call myself a theologian.
- They were discussing not by, by nuciae of, of, of theology and about the nature of God.
- Parmall's research ranges across ethics, aesthetics, theology, historiography and literary criticism.
- You have this rich background in theology and religion and anthropology and all of these things.
- And last but not least, Carl Schmidt, political theology.
- It's appropriate that there should be lectures on history and Thurman sermons in in theology, but not in a movie.
- And quite frankly, Ryan, we've been having discussions about theology for thousands of years and we are not going to fix it.
- It was a wonderful question on an exam paper for when I was studying philosophy and theology.
- Here on this side is theology and the life of blind faith.
- Let's put, you know, theology aside for the moment.
- Without going too much into the theology of the story, that's what we see.
- Science is finally caught up to explain theology.
- So theology topic number one, network theory.
Examples
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You also have a master's in theology.
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I teach theology at the university.
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John, are you a theology major?
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That is a question of theology.
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But really his mission was to fuse theology and science.
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As was mentioned, my own training is in fact in Christian theology at a major divinity school.
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And you find a consistent viewpoint about theology throughout his papers.
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My focus here is on moral theology, especially the methodological aspect of the discipline.
Academic text (2008) -
In 1526, he was elected to the first chair of theology at Salamanca.
Academic text (2008) -
Maria is passionate about studying theology and often discusses her beliefs.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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A Christian view that uses Jesus' teachings to support freeing poor people from injustice
The highest university degree in theology given by the Catholic Church
How Academic
Surface Forms
Morphology
theology = theo + logy
The word is built from classical combining forms meaning roughly 'God' + 'study', but the academic sense is specialized and not fully predictable for an average learner.
Etymology
Theology comes from Greek parts theo- ('god') and -logy ('study'), the same -logy you see in biology or geology, so it literally means 'study of God' and explains why theology is the academic study of religious beliefs and God's nature.