Sentence examples for theological themes from inspiring English sources

The vast dimension of theological themes implies that theology is, with its many disciplines, a microcosmic image of the university.

The conclusion seems to be that compared with the broad theological themes about charity, these specifics are far less compelling.

Moreover, he incorporated in all of this important political, philosophical, and theological themes and did so in a way that shows moral wisdom and lofty ethical vision.

Also, much of modern philosophy has emerged out of theological themes and categories; even in the works of Karl Marx remnants of this fact are still observable.

The theological themes of the frescoes were chosen to illustrate papal supremacy over the church; Botticelli's are remarkable for their brilliant fusion of sequences of symbolic episodes into unitary compositions.

Bonhoeffer's prison writings, published in 1951 (Widerstand und Ergebung; Letters and Papers from Prison, 1953, enlarged ed., 1997), are of interest both for their theological themes, especially as developed in the letters to his friend and later editor and biographer, Eberhard Bethge, and for their remarkable reflection on cultural and spiritual life.

Although it was never the theological theme of the book that interested them – they, like Charles Ryder, had fallen under the spell of Brideshead Castle and the glamorous Flyte family.

The theological theme of the relation of humanity and the world has been described by the 17th-century French scientist and philosopher Blaise Pascal as the doctrine of the "dignity and poverty of man"—i.e., the doctrine of creation and fall and, related to this, the proclamation of salvation and the presentation of a path to salvation.

A final theological theme in the Arabic Plotinus is the notion of divine 'attributes' (sifat).

Despite this seemingly dominant theological theme, Hegel was still seen by many as an important precursor of other more characteristically secular strands of modern thought such as existentialism and Marxist materialism.

Spark explored this metafictional-theological theme further in the brilliant and audacious novellas The Driver's Seat and Not to Disturb, which I especially admire, along with Memento Mori and The Girls of Slender Means, but if I must choose one novel it would have to be The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie.