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Words and the Word: Augustine’s preached theology of language

Scottish Journal of Theology
What can we learn from Augustine’s preaching about the nature and purpose of preaching? In this paper, I will argue that in his preaching Augustine presents to his audience a theology of words and the Word that achieves what it declares; that is to say ...
Adam Ployd
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Spatial Mobility of Muslims in the Doctrinal Theology and the Practice of Hijrah

Islamovedenie, 2020
Gusenova Dzhamilya Adamkadievna
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Catholic theology and doctrinal novelty in the quarrel over grace

Innovation in Early Modern Catholicism, 2021
Sylvio Hermann De Franceschi
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The Cinderella of Theology: The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit

Harvard Theological Review, 1957
More than once the doctrine of the Spirit (Pneumatology) has been called the Cinderella of Theology. If this was so in the past, and is perhaps still, it now requires our full attention. At the risk of viewing the situation through ‘continental’ eyes, but hoping you will recognize this, I would say that the nineteenth century, impressed by the advance ...
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Prayer and the Doctrine of God in Contemporary Theology

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 1980
Christian prayer and worship are not so much derived from as generative of the doctrine of God.
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The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit in the Theology of Athanasius

Scottish Journal of Theology, 1974
Athanasius of Alexandria (298?–373) was a key figure in the in the life and theology of the fourth-century Church. In most of the contemporary controversies and events his force of personality made an indelible mark on developments and influenced their direction and movement to a remarkable degree.
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Shi'i Doctrine, Mu'tazili Theology

2017
According to some Muslim theologians, God is not free to act; He is bound by human ethics. To be just, He must create an individual of perfect intellect and infallible morality. People are obligated to submit to this person; otherwise eternal damnation awaits them.
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Theology and Political Doctrine in Church and Dissent

2004
It has lately been argued by Jonathan Clark that theological heterodoxy, in particular the Socinian heresy, is “conceptually basic to radicalism in the ancien regime sense”: If Christ were not a person of the Trinity, the Catholic doctrine of the Atonement, held Socinians, was meaningless; if man was not in need of redemption, original sin did not ...
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Book Review: Theology and the End of Doctrine

Anglican Theological Review, 2016
Theology and the End of Doctrine. By Christine Helmer. Louisville, Ky.: Westminster John Knox Press, 2014. xvi + 196 pp. $35.00 (paper).Christine Helmer has written a book that marks a critical turning point in postliberal theology. To give some background, in The Nature of Doctrine: Religion and Theology in a Postliberal Age (WJK, 1984) George ...
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The Doctrine of the Resurrection of the Dead in Rabbinical Theology

The American Journal of Theology, 1915
i. The teaching that there is a blessed life after death, or that the dead will be revived from their graves to a better life, or that there is hope for the soul behind those invisible clouds dividing the past and the future, is a significant finger-post set up on the road of theological speculation to mark the development of religious thinking.
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