Sentence examples for theological merit from inspiring English sources

"It was not based on theological merit".

"It is not for the Court to 'inquir[e] into the theological merit of the belief in question," Sam wrote.

It seems more likely that she angered her tormentors in a theological discussion about the relative merits of Christianity and Islam.

With respect to normative theological voluntarism: one might claim that while it is true that any being that merits the title of 'God' merits obedience, we should not believe that there is such a being.

The Telegraph, meanwhile, believes "it would be wrong for us to pronounce on the merits of the proposals on the table, or their theological validity".

Dembski claims that such arguments are not merely beyond the purview of science: often they are tacitly or overtly theological while failing to provide a serious analysis of the hypothetical objective's relative merit.

In contrast to many contemporary Jewish philosophers, the holocaust merits barely a mention in his philosophical writings, other than to dismiss it from theological discussion.

The theological arguments of evolutionary proponents and the dismissal of these by the tu quoque arguments of creationists also merit further consideration.

It's theological.

Quite a serious, theological piece.

Theological language is not Socratic.