Sentence examples for theological context from inspiring English sources

M. Adams, "Horrors in theological context" link.

Ms. Sifton faults Mr. Shapiro's approach as computer-driven and deprived of historical and theological context.

And so are efforts to engineer a theological context for British Islam through a bunch of social activists and commentators.

Earlier, Robinson had addressed a church committee, offering a theological context for his sixteen-year relationship with his gay partner.

Though Scholem ultimately could not overcome his skepticism about the social-governance program of anarchist doctrine, based on what he saw as its unduly optimistic assumptions about human nature, these reservations did not apply in a theological context.

"In Seminary, we call this use of the Bible 'proof texting,' which is to selectively use a part or portion of scripture to justify a point outside of its immediate or greater theological context.

This motif, however, is not limited to theological contexts.

The anthropic principle, an integral part of multiverse cosmology, has similarly been discussed in theological contexts and, again similarly, without any consensus emerging from the many discussions.

D'Ors further suggests that discussions of sophisms which continue in theological texts show not the interest in sophisms bleeding over into theology, but theological contexts as the impetus for interest in logical sophisms (D'Ors 1997).

Evil in the broad sense, which includes all natural and moral evils, tends to be the sort of evil referenced in theological contexts, such as in discussions of the problem of evil.

Apparent talk about such things can invariably be parsed away, via the theory of connotation or exposition, in favor of talk about substances and qualities (and, in certain theological contexts, a few relations).