dogmatics

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dog·mat·ics

(dôg-măt′ĭks, dŏg-)
n. (used with a sing. verb)
The study of religious dogmas, especially those of a Christian church.
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dogmatics

(dɒɡˈmætɪks)
n
(Education) (functioning as singular) the study of religious dogmas and doctrines. Also called: dogmatic theology or doctrinal theology
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dog•mat•ics

(dɔgˈmæt ɪks, dɒg-)

n. (used with a sing. v.)
the study of religious doctrines, esp. of the Christian church.
[1835–45]
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Of the twelve articles, four never mention the term "systematic theology"; another four seem to equate it with biblical or doctrinal theology; and two think of it as something beyond biblical theology but never define it.
Professor of Doctrinal Theology at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary) reveals how the biblical books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, while often overlooked, are surprisingly relevant for Christian faith today.
(27.) Loehe, three Books about the Church, 85; Heinrich Schmid, The Doctrinal Theology of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, trans.
As to your second point, whether humanists call their position naturalistic, ethical, scientific, or skeptical, they mean essentially the same thing: the basing of conceptions of human values and of what constitutes the good life on the information about nature (inner and outer) gained by science, as opposed to supernatural revelation or doctrinal theology. Our walk is one in support of human rights.
Modern sensibilities are of interest to doctrinal theology, however, only to the extent that they enable theologians to offer pastoral practitioners deeper insight into a genuinely theological understanding of the self.
But that is not the whole picture, for he was not attracted by doctrinal theology that was concerned only with local issues and traditional formulations.
Biblical theology can be a pretty dreary modern affair, where protestant Biblicism tries to curb the philosophical imagination and the critical questions to which theology is from its pagan origins tempted; or it is where doctrinal theology subjects biblical interpretation to the alien disciplines of propositional orthodoxy.
He was seen as his predecessor's 'enforcer' as head of doctrinal theology, a more saccharine name for what used t o be called the Inquisition.
The Religion and Media Interest Group section of the proceedings contains the following 4 selected papers: "'Where All Things Are Pure and of Good Report': The Doctrinal Theology, Religious Practice, and Media Manipulation of the Christian Science Church" (Douglas J.
Zachary Hayes is professor of doctrinal theology at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago.
(Thus this volume displays some originality in treating mission as an essential part of doctrinal theology. (29)

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