Sentence examples for particular theological from inspiring English sources

But James also points out that this need not be accompanied by any particular theological conviction.

The role of belief within religion is interpreted differently in the various empirical disciplines and by the proponents of particular theological or philosophical positions.

Helena, published in 1950, is a novel about the mother of Constantine the Great, in which Waugh re-created one moment in Christian history to assert a particular theological point.

Later in the century Albrecht Ritschl (1822 89) sought to forge a synthesis between the Christian faith and modernity, one that did not fit into any particular theological school, but he was bitterly attacked by both liberals and conservatives, the supernaturalists and the rationalists.

The general schema for a particular theological voluntarist position is 'evaluative status M stands in dependence relation D to divine act A' (cf. Quinn 1999, p. 53, which I follow here except to substitute the more general 'evaluative' for Quinn's more specific 'moral'moral

Do these findings have any particular theological significance?

Apart from the difficulties that must be handled by particular formulations of theological voluntarism, there are a number of objections that have been levelled against theological voluntarist views as such.

For the past three decades, the leadership of the Catholic church has displayed a particular intolerance of theological dissent.

We don't see him in any particular or exclusive theological position.

Not really, because Egypt's Islamised social world was not centrally co-ordinated, as the Brotherhood would like it to be, but highly diverse, with sub-cultures growing around particular charismatic preachers and theological trends.

It is what it is and will remain so despite any desire that it conform to a particular political, ideological, or theological dogma.