theologizer
- noun
- /θiˈɑlədʒaɪzər/
- Specialized
- As a prominent theologizer, she wrote extensively about the nature of divine grace.
Examples
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Some critics argue that he is more of a theologizer than a strict historian.
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The conference attracted every kind of theologizer, from academics to independent thinkers.
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The theologizer presented his views at the conference.
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Many scholars consider him a prominent theologizer.
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As a prominent theologizer, she wrote extensively about the nature of divine grace.
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The conference attracted every kind of theologizer, from academics to independent thinkers.
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Many scholars consider him a prominent theologizer known for his insightful lectures.
Synonyms
A person who studies religion and explains its ideas
A person who studies religious ideas and asks questions about faith
A person who studies and teaches about religious beliefs
A person who explains difficult religious or philosophical texts
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Surface Forms
Morphology
theologizer = theologize (transparent) = theology + ize + er
The agentive suffix '-er' is productively added to the verb 'theologize' to mean 'one who theologizes', a standard, predictable formation.
Etymology
The word theologizer comes from Greek parts: theo- meaning 'god' and -logy meaning 'study', with -izer meaning 'a person who does' that study. So a theologizer is a person who studies or talks about God and religious ideas, which explains its modern meaning.