Doctrines -
Theology Itself |
Theology Itself |
Books on Theology |
Why is Theology Important |
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Types of Theology |
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Biblical Theology
- Interpretation of the Bible, often with
particular emphasis on links between biblical texts and the topics of
systematic or dogmatic theology. |
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Systematic
Theology -
That branch of theology which
deals with the logical categoration of Biblical truths by tracing the
self-revelation of God through the Scriptures as a whole and then carefully
organized by doctrine. |
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Historical
Theology -
Studying Christian theology as it has developed (and is developing) in
history. |
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Dogmatic Theology
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Studying theology (or dogma) as it developed in different church
denominations. |
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Liberation
Theology -100% Unbiblical - a school of
theology that focuses on Jesus Christ as not as the Redeemer but as the
Liberator of the oppressed - Only used by Liberal non-Christian churches who
attempt to mix Christianity with Marxism |
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"Christian Revolution in Latin
America: The Changing Face of Liberation Theology" |
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