theological
- adjective
- /ˌθiːəˈlɒdʒɪkəl/
- The conference focused on theological debates about the existence of God.
- theological reflection
- theological seminary
- theological education
What does the theological ideal do?
- What does the theological ideal do?
- The first non sectarian theological school in the country.
- And he didn't know what it meant in a theoretical or theological sense.
- A teacher like at my school, some of them are now forced to relearn some of their theological positions, perspectives.
- And there are many types of theological and scientific discussions about how they impact each other.
- It was men then, and it was that the dispute in the Middle East was over land, that it wasn't theological, and that it certainly wasn't existential.
- They would pose A theological idea and or question and say answer the question through the story of your life.
Examples
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So this is his theological basis for it all underlying it.
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Former student of the theological seminary.
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What does the theological ideal do?
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So there was a kind of a negative theological mood, if you will.
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But none of this makes sense without the theological assumptions behind it.
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I mean, for example, the theological objection.
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As yet, there do not appear to be any theological arguments for this position.
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I was desperate to get in on a theological discussion, especially with Wayne.
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Yet, for all that theological background, I have always been drawn by nature to extremes.
Fiction book (1998) -
Fourth, it is possible for a particular theological tradition to operate with more than one orienting concern.
Academic text (1990)
Synonyms
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A group's organized beliefs and teachings about God and religion
- Specialized
God-given gifts of faith, hope, or love that help people be saved
How Theological
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Theological comes from Greek parts theo- meaning 'god' and -logy meaning 'study', the same root you see in theology. So, theological means about the study of religion and the nature of God.