Sentence examples for theological problems from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of his reign, Justinian to some extent withdrew from public affairs and was occupied with theological problems.

At times, he assembled the ʿulamāʾ, or learned Muslim teachers, and caused them to discuss theological problems in his presence.

Instead, he argued that Paul, rather than expressing any inner conflict, had dealt with profound theological problems concerning Jewish law and the meaning of sin.

From about 1520 he belonged to a group of scholars who met regularly to discuss the theological problems raised by Martin Luther's revolt; known to be inclined to the new way of thinking, they were dubbed "Little Germany".

Suspected of harbouring heretical views (i.e., Sabellianism, which emphasized God's unity at the expense of the distinct persons), Jerome insisted that the answer to ecclesiastical and theological problems resided in oneness with the Roman bishop.

Now, "De Ecclesia" concerns such weighty theological problems as the nature of the Church, the infallibility of the Pope, and the rights of each element of the Church, from the Pope to the layman.

For medieval Scholastic philosophers, free will was a theological problem.

The one great theological problem, it has often been said, is the problem of evil.

If he no longer believes, of course, suffering should not be a theological "problem".

It arose out of the theological problem of reconciling divine grace and human freedom.

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