Sentences with phrase «systematic theology»

It is worth while to look at the attempts of systematic theology in this direction.

There seems to be renewed interest in systematic theology over the past decade or two.

I attempted, therefore, to develop public criteria for the truth of art and religion as distinct but related disclosures of truth (for systematic theology).

Therefore, the appropriate way to present it will be in the form of a Christian systematic theology.

When I pointed these out to him, he said that he lived with these contradictions because he had «pastoral theology,» not systematic theology.

When one's aim is «to integrate these three basic inquiries in a comprehensive and constructive fashion» (50), one is doing systematic theology.

Like systematic theology, moral theology's basis is the unity of the three dimensions of theological inquiry.

And it is questionable whether much recent systematic theology has taken serious steps toward a more positive theology of nature.

Both philosophical and systematic theology need the best categories available for thought in the contemporary world.

One must not expect too much of oneself or one's time — I do not expect from myself or from my peers a new systematic theology.

This is where a decent systematic theology comes in.

The elaborate systematic theology of the schools was largely unaffected by the rise of modern science, whereas just this new movement was rapidly becoming decisive for Western thinking generally.

Form seems to be what systematic theology thrives on and what the emerging church doesn't thrive on.

Most startling of all, we find a fully systematic theology in this book.

In the past ten to 12 years over 30 new projects in full - scale systematic theology or «introductions» have been launched, ranging in length from one to seven volumes.

Theology as faith seeking understanding or intentionally Christian reflection on important questions is largely relegated to the professors of systematic theology.

He has done systematic theology, historical theology, the philosophy of religion, and maybe even the sociology and the psychology of religion.

The four speakers represented four Christian traditions: Simon Chan, Ernest Lau Professor of Systematic Theology at of Trinity Theological College in Singapore, one of the world's leading Pentecostal theologians; Anglican theologian Ephraim Radner; Fr.

Her work has had a growing influence, and she is embarking on a four - volume systematic theology which will be the first major systematics attempted from a feminist perspective.

I've written systematic theology books with hundreds of footnotes.

Ted Peters teaches systematic theology at Pacific Lutheran Seminary and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California, and is board chair of the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences at GTU.

Ordained a roman Catholic priest in 1968, he served for nine years in pastoral ministry in Atlanta, Georgia, while earning a Ph.D. in systematic theology from Emory University.

This confronts systematic theology with the question whether the understanding of divine revelation by which it is governed must not be dominated by the nature and trend of the promise.10

Cornerstones is a discipleship tool for parents to use with their children and an approachable systematic theology book for parents.

Since studying Systematic Theology: Volume 2, I can no longer claim Pannenberg's fellowship in this craziness.

For those of you with a Dispensational bent (no pun intended) I would suggest Israelogy - The Missing Link In Systematic Theology by Dr. Arnold Fructenbaum, it gives a fair comparison of the significant milliennial, positions pre, post, amill.

Inspired by a seminar that he taught jointly with Mircea Eliade in the 1960s, Paul Tillich planned to «shake the foundations» of his own Systematic Theology in pursuit of such a renewed Christian theology:

2 With Paul Tillich, I prefer the term «dimension» to «level»: «Under the dominance of the metaphor «level» the inorganic either swallows the organic (control) or the organic processes are interfered with by a strange «vitalist» force (revolt)...» Systematic Theology Vol.

Even a complete systematic theology will not fully explain such matters, but it follows that we can not work out even a fairly good doctrine of scripture without, for instance, a doctrine of the Holy Spirit, and then, in turn, a doctrine of the Triune God.

He was educated at Erlangen in his native Germany before teaching theological ethics at the Lutheran Theological School in Chicago and then systematic theology at Duke.

The faithful Mormons are offended because they think Christians are calling them evil people, although many of us are not, while those of us who went to seminary and suffered through a course on systematic theology keep stressing that there is actually a precise definition of «Christian» and that Mormons differ from that definition in a very few important ways.

Our primary job is not to instil the ten most basic, systematic theology points.

Distracted by other projects, and always gracious to the demands of others on his time, he did not complete what came to be recognized as the first systematic theology shaped by process thought until 1967.

While mission historians such as Gustav Warneck, John Foster and Kenneth Scott Latourette argued that mission should be included within church history, a small minority of theologians also suggested that it be placed within systematic theology.

I. Black Theology and Classical Theism The term «black theology» is here used to refer primarily to those contemporary African - American and native African systematic theologies which understand that the Christian witness to the...

One fundamentalist pastor I interviewed some time ago said he was much in favor of the study of biblical theology, but opposed the study of systematic theology because the latter presupposed too much about human wisdom.

This does not mean that great systematic theologies were being written.

The Tillichs and Barths have departed, and I am not optimistic about the emergence of others to take their places — nor am I convinced that a comprehensive systematic theology is possible or appropriate at this juncture.

Gregory Farrelly has a PhD in Nuclear Structure Physics and an MTh in Modern Systematic Theology and is a member of the Institute of Physics.

In traditional Catholic systematic theology, revelation is generally understood as the locutio Dei, the «speech of God.»

Only under these conditions can a new and fruitful collaboration between exegesis and systematic theology begin.

[8] John Jefferson Davis, «Ecological «Blind Spots» In the Structure and Content of Recent Evangelical Systematic Theologies,» Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 43, no. 2 (2000).