"It was not based on theological merit".
In various periods, however, political revolution, based on theological foundations, has also belonged to this diversity.
Kepler's laws, Newton's absolute space, and Einstein's rejection of the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics were all based on theological, not scientific, assumptions.
The rejection arguments are based on theological beliefs, whereas the acceptance arguments are scientific and theological at the same time (Aroua et al. 2001).
Pope John Paul II's document on the Holocaust, "We Remember," said that the Catholic church in the past objected to Jews only on theological grounds, not racial ones.
The statement said it regarded Catholicism on theological grounds as "false".
The debate should be fought on theological grounds; pain is not an "argument".
Besides dropping some old hymns on theological grounds, the new hymnal is different in other significant ways.
Conservative evangelical groups, even though most do not oppose contraception on theological grounds, have taken up the cause with equal force.
Opposed to suicide on theological grounds, the group pioneered the use of Fidayeen attacks in which fighters storm a target – generally using automatic weapons and hand grenades.
Runcie, who was archbishop of Canterbury from 1980 to 1991, admitted they had "clashed completely" on theological grounds and that Chartres "greatly influenced me more than I him".
