Sentence examples for theological understanding from inspiring English sources

The chapter on Dietrich Bonhoeffer blends theological understanding with political appreciation to magnificent effect.

This change in theological understanding has brought the plight of the marginalised to the foreground.

This comes out of even more of a theological understanding, for me, than it does out of a political agenda".

Alan Wolfe, director of the Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life at Boston College, said the tolerance Americans express does not require theological understanding.

Any wider consideration of the theological understanding of same-sex marriage will not take place until the Theological Forum presents its report to the church next year.

In all his work, Professor Levenson's emphasis falls on the close reading of texts for purposes of literary and theological understanding.

In the first issue, Joshua Mitchell, a political philosopher at Georgetown, argues that Trump might reorient the country's foreign policy in a more realistic direction, "not because he has a deep theological grasp of the world, but because of the absence, in his thinking, of the deeply flawed theological understandings of his two predecessors".

To claim this destruction is intended to protect Muslims from "shirk," associating anything with God, implies that Muslims are fickle in their theological understandings — so fickle that they are unable to distinguish history and human contribution to such an extent that would cause them easily to fall into major sin by taking these statues as partners to the One God.

As a result, the approaches to creation and conservation that treat them as metaphysical in nature have an initial advantage, at least, over approaches that begin by insisting that theological understandings of the doctrines involve empirical predictions that can be confirmed or disconfirmed by our best science.

"The Hispanic House of Studies seeks to be not just a program, but a resource center that will facilitate and grow a movement of people with a vision of the kind of leaders that the 21st century Church needs leaders who are able to bring together peoples from different cultures, languages, and theological understandings for the glory of God," said Ismael Ruiz-Millan, director of the Hispanic House.

There is no room to alienate others based upon their theological understandings, communal commitments, or ritual practices.