Sentence examples for theological implications from inspiring English sources

What were its theological implications?

Maybe they're afraid of the theological implications.

Later, Stone reflected on the theological implications of having maggots in one's scrotum.

The notion of Mr. Carrey as God has theological implications that the filmmakers may not have fully considered.

And, of course, he was aware of his work's theological implications – and that had made him cautious too.

It's possible, too, to find theological implications in the idea that we are living in a simulation.

Some of the hue and cry has involved matters of political allegory and theological implication, as pundits have divined that this globally popular blockbuster may represent a veiled ideological attack on America, capitalism, humanity, monotheism or all of the above.

But for one who is not concerned with the theological problem, the implications of the scrolls are reassuring.

He also raised the subject privately in meetings with key cardinals, and his proposal was sufficiently ground-breaking that they requested that the theological and historical implications first be studied in depth.

In June, a month before Conservative rabbis began their study, officials in the Episcopal Church created a task force to study the ethical, theological and legislative implications of "the new genetics".

In a third post, I'll reflect on Revelation's theological and ethical implications.