Sentence examples for theological approach from inspiring English sources

This biblical theological approach is the classical exemplar of the oldest post-apostolic doctrine.

But wouldn't many Christians respond that the theological approach you propose would threaten to compromise the uniqueness of the Gospels?

The Bush administration's "theological approach" to terrorism, in which we are in a struggle between good and evil and others are either with us or against us, is too abstract, politically unsustainable, and inevitably leads to scare-mongering.

Personal health and wellbeing was a part of Roberts' own ministry – the evangelist was renowned for what has come to be known as the "prosperity gospel", a theological approach that considers individual good fortune proof of God's favor.

Dr. Joseph C. Hough Jr., the president of Union Theological Seminary in New York, has been calling in recent speeches for Christians to adopt a new theological approach to other faiths, one that goes considerably beyond simple tolerance, as a response to Americans' growing awareness of religious diversity in the United States and the world.

This is a feature crucial to the theological approach, which would clearly be rejected by Hume in favor of a naturalistic view of human nature and a reliance on our sympathetic engagement with others, an approach anticipated by Shaftesbury (below).

Phenomenology of religion is distinct from historical, sociological, anthropological, philosophical, and theological approaches to the study of religion.

And it challenges any view that presupposes human uniqueness, from a theological, creationist approach to those based on human reason and culture.

The need to integrate historical and structural studies has caused some debate in recent years; and there has also been some contrast made between historical approaches and contemporary sociological and (essentially theological) dialogical approaches to religion.

Liberalism, freedom of individual interpretation, tolerance of diversity, agreement on methods of approaching theological and church issues, and belief in the inherent dignity of man have been the strongest elements keeping the movement together.

In current Hindu scholarship, both in the West and in institutions in India influenced by Western approaches, theological commitment is a rarity and the reasons are many.