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...om]] has a large glass of cool, [[pineapple]] juice, writes [[Death of God theology]], edits [[Sports]] and gets ready to work on some [[CZ:Media Workgroup|pop

Malthus's ideas on demography were rooted in latitudinarian natural theology popular in the Anglican church at the time, according to Heavner (1993). Ma

...ager, "A Great Deep: The Peace Testimony and Historical Realism," ''Quaker Theology'' #6 Spring 2002 [http://www.quaker.org/quest/issue6-4-Fager-Deep01.htm onl

...ed if he predicted that the end would come, not ''soon'', but ''now''. The theology of Matthew, Luke, and John may consist of a "realized eschatology" which wo

...heologians succeeded in reconciling Aristotelian philosophy with Christian theology. Within the sciences, medieval philosophers disagreed with Aristotle on man

...y refers to the conjunction between serious study of philosophy and Jewish theology. Major Jewish philosophers include [[Solomon ibn Gabirol]], [[Saadia Gaon]] ...e two traditions differ in a number of ritual and cultural ways, but their theology and basic Jewish practice are the same.

...> [[Philosophy|Philosophers]], [[political theory|political theorists]], [[theology|theologians]], legal scholars and others have attempted to clarify the sour

...n on the work of A. D. White: ''A History of the Warfare of Science with Theology in Christendom'', Appleton, New York, (1896). O. Gingerich (2004), ''loc. c

Odinism is polytheistic in theology. The pantheon is divided into two groups, the [[Aesir]] and the [[Vanir]].

| author = Postgraduate student Department of Theology and Religious Studies, University of Leeds, .../ref>In contrast, Dr. Kim Knott who worked as of 1997 at the department of theology and religious studies of the [[University of Leeds]] untagged in a table th

...<ref name="empgx"/> which includes the departments of Philosophy, History, Theology, Classical Philosophy, Art and Music, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Cul

...he main areas of philosophy, distinguishing cosmology from [[ontology]], [[theology]] and [[psychology]], essentially making it a distinctive field of philosop ...ntributions, Aristotle also made the divisions in knowledge we have today, theology and physics and mathematics, language, ethics and politics are all distinct

...ry; Drama; English and American Studies; History; Music; and Religions and Theology). The other Schools are ''Education''; ''Environment and Development''; ''[

''"You cannot divorce medicine and theology. Man exists all the way down from his innermost spiritual, to his outermost

...]] or [[Cumberland]]. At about the age of twenty, he went to Rome to study theology.<ref name=Caswall>{{cite book

..., organic, providential view of history and a unique mediating evangelical theology that accommodated such figures as Hegel and [[Schleiermacher]], tolerated l

...s on many matters, they were all interested in science and skeptical of [[theology]] and [[metaphysics]]. Following [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]], many held the [[c

...zes in her biography of Eddy, “the evidence that Mary Baker Eddy’s healing theology was based to any large extent on the Quimby manuscripts is not only weak bu

...lematic, particularly bearing in mind his linking of evangelical Christian theology to the awakenings. On the other hand, his more general definition of spirit

...ntributions, Aristotle also made the divisions in knowledge we have today, theology and physics and math, language, ethics and politics are all distinct separa

...iled at this time. He did manage to abolish the professorships of Hebrew, theology, and ancient languages at the College of William and Mary, and instead set

...m and fundamentalism. Allegiance to a living Christ was fundamental to his theology.<ref> Mark A. Granquist, "Conrad J. I. Bergendoff (1895-1997)." ''Lutheran

...on of God, but also in some sense as God himself, incarnated as a man. The theology that arose to describe this uses the language of the Incarnation (Jesus bei

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...e world's religions, and is split between academic history departments and theology schools. The American Society of Church History, founded in 1888, has 1600

<blockquote>''... the prisoner had repeatedly maintained... that theology was a rhapsody of ill-invented nonsense, patched up partly of the moral doc ...few church-goers ("The Edinburgh University was a great cultural centre of theology. I don't know, we need to pray for them..." - [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/u

...n College faculty in 1856, first with a professorship in logic and natural theology, then adding rhetoric and oratory, and eventually professor of modern langu

...het/schools/ancients.htm Scholastic]</ref> period. Home of the [[Thomistic theology]], it maintained its full strength even after the doctrines of [[St. Thomas

...an.htm The Filioque] Pelikan, Jaroslav (1988) excerpt from ''The Melody of Theology: A Philosophical Dictionary'' Harvard University Press</ref><ref name=Schaf

...veloping the quasi-socialist Roman Catholic movement known as [[Liberation Theology]]. Practitioners of the [[Protestant]], [[Pentecostal]], [[Evangelicalism|E

...etic view of religious life ("thrice blessed"), [[scholasticism|scholastic theology]] in "[[The Phoenix and the Turtle]]", and sympathetic allusions to martyre

{{cite book |title=A history of the warfare of science with theology in Christendom, Volume 2 |author=Andrew Dickson White |url=http://books.goo

...Brack commissioned a paper from Dr [[Joseph Mayer]], Professor of [[Moral Theology]] at the [[University of Paderborn]], on the likely reactions of the church

...ut the 17th and 18th centuries, the [[Church of Scotland]] maintained this theology; it also kept a tight control over the morality of much of the population.

...Brack commissioned a paper from Dr [[Joseph Mayer]], Professor of [[Moral Theology]] at the [[University of Paderborn]], on the likely reactions of the church

...that took place in the 1730s and 1740s. It began with [[Jonathan Edwards (theology)|Jonathan Edwards]], a Massachusetts preacher who sought to return to the P

...umma_logicae.pdf] (logic handbook) - rejects the Church's contention that theology is a science.

...an 500,000 copies. Dr. [[Paul Carus]], a German-American philosopher and [[theology|theologian]], was at work on a more scholarly prose treatment of the same s

...ís recognize Islam as their parent religion, and the source of their basic theology and practice, they categorically reject a Muslim identity for themselves. M ...int out that the same can be said of Christianity (which derives its basic theology from Judaism and some practices and terms from Greek religion and culture)

...t among his intellectual interests are elements of mythology, mathematics, theology, and, as a personal integration of these, Borges's sense of literature as r

...gs/institute/sawyer/archive/islam/dallal.html The Interplay of Science and Theology in the Fourteenth-century Kalam] Dallal, Ahmad (2002) Draft for The 2001-20

...probably learned French and Italian, and received a thorough grounding in theology, Latin, history, geography and physics. He would have come into contact wit

...f religious character. Moreover, "believing intellectuals" outlined a Nazi theology and a Nazi history of salvation. Hitler himself and other leading Nazis che

...“a tenured professor of religion at a private university” with “a Ph.D. in theology and a degree in canon law.”

...olleges were established for women where degrees at the level of master of theology were offered.<ref> M. N. M. Kamil Asad, "History of Muslim Women's Educatio

...d ideology, much as Islamist theory draws no distinction between state and theology. Vietnamese Communist grand strategy|Vietnamese Communism, for its converts

...n converted to [[Christianity]] during his exile, and then earned a PhD in theology from [[Princeton University]]. Although Rhee's authoritarian regime crushed

Besides the Puritan theology espoused by their religious leaders, the people of Plymouth Colony had a st

...ds it would be Buddhism.''<ref>{{ cite web | http://www.spaceandmotion.com/Theology-Albert-Einstein.htm }}</ref>

...quality that belongs to ultimate matter &mdash; the quality that mediǣval theology assigned to God &mdash; he was pure act." Historians typically rank Rooseve

...ins's second book, refers to the Rev. William Paley's 1802 work, ''Natural Theology'', which argued that, just as finding a watch would lead you to conclude th

...ins's second book, refers to the Rev. William Paley's 1802 work, ''Natural Theology'', which argued that, just as finding a watch would lead you to conclude th