theological
teológico
definition
adjective
Most of them had no interest whatever in religious doctrine or theological beliefs, she writes.
of or relating to the study of theology.
translation of 'theological'
adjective
teológico
example
What kind of philosophical and 'theological' account does the concept of divine reality call for?
Now this is a 'theological' issue of course, and it's not restricted to Judaism.
Do we need to expand our 'theological' awareness to incorporate palaeontology a little bit more?
Its slowly growing student body comes from a variety of ethnic, 'theological' and educational backgrounds.
Western theologians have yet to offer a sustained 'theological' analysis of the impact of colonialism.
What I would call a 'theological' position is a position about the nature of God and so on.
Make sure you can trust their 'theological' beliefs as well as their confidentiality.
In many cases it is possible to see that 'theological' concerns have won out over careful attention to the evidence in all its variety.
He reworks ancient rituals and 'theological' beliefs - in this instance, the meaning of Advent.
It provided a clear 'theological' position with which to resist secular interference in matters of faith.
While pursuing his 'theological' studies he prepared a doctoral thesis on geometry.
So if you like, a 'theological' religious foundation was being laid for social action.
This is where philosophical and 'theological' arguments about the existence and nature of God come in.
However, the author could have sketched in more of the 'theological' and historical background to his narrative.
It is lamentable, therefore, that there is so much ignorance of this massive 'theological' truth.
Most of them had no interest whatever in religious doctrine or 'theological' beliefs, she writes.
There are virtually no 'theological' or doctrinal books in the various indigenous languages.
The reason for this is that the Bible tells us that 'theological' belief is specifically not enough for salvation on its own.
Your first book was actually a 'theological' exploration of the meaning of motherhood.
But we need biblical and theological answers for 'biblical' and theological issues.
Others who had found that church too 'theologically' liberal for their tastes espoused a more traditional theology.
I acknowledge that my modest proposal is a compromise, both 'theologically' and ecclesiastically.
This book is addressed to a 'theologically' alert readership rather than to the general public or to environmentalists.
History notwithstanding, these two approaches belong together, 'theologically' speaking.
As we saw earlier, baptism and confirmation lead both 'theologically' and experientially to the Eucharist.
Can this language of seemingly authentic devotion be 'theologically' justified?
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