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Theological Theological Interpretation of Scripture

International Journal of Systematic Theology, 2021
AbstractTheological Interpretation of Scripture is a discipline that is growing in popularity and usefulness. This popularity has spawned many proposals for what Theological Interpretation of Scripture is and how it should be conducted. Within these proposals two general approaches to Theological Interpretation of Scripture can be identified: the ...
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The Theological Mediation

2014
This chapter examines late modern reappropriations of the classical theology of the cross. In continuity with medieval and Reformation theology, these hold that Christ’s suffering was a divinely willed redemptive act, in vicarious satisfaction for human sin.
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What is Theological about Theological Reflection?

British Journal of Theological Education, 2000
This paper is rooted in an ideology critique of inherited ways of doing theology, which leads to a redefinition of theology as being to do 'with understanding the implications of knowing God'. This enables a move from rationalist to practical hermeneutics in which theory is regarded as an aspect of practice, and in which narrative has a key role to ...
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Transhumanism and Theological Anthropology: A Theological Examination of Transhumanism

Neue Zeitschrift für Systematische Theologie und Religionsphilosophie, 2022
Summary Humans are now entering a post-human era. Through technological advancements and their applications for humans themselves, humans as homo sapiens might change into a different species. Depending on individual decisions about whether to embrace certain technologies, the co-existence of humans and post-humans is also possible ...
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Theological Perspective on Entrepreneurship

2018
Saghaug and Pattison unfold a theological understanding of the moment as revelatory in order to provide a richer understanding of the entrepreneur as a human being who, in seizing an opportunity, creates something new, as he or she balances between ethical and economic demands in pursuit of meaning.
Saghaug, Kristin Falck, Pattison, George
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Theological Reconstruction in China: Ecumenical Accompaniment in the Self‐Theologizing Effort in Theological Education

International Review of Mission, 2009
AbstractIn 2007 Protestants in China celebrated the 200th anniversary of their journey of faith. The continuing concern of Chinese Christian theological educators is to rejuvenate Christianity in China by critically adapting to the contemporary socialist order and the best religio‐cultural tradition of Chinese society.
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Pentecostal Theological Education in a Theological and Missiological Perspective

Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association, 2010
While Pentecostals have been busy in building Bible schools and more recently theological seminaries and other institutions of higher learning, they have paid little or no attention to the theological basis of their education. Usually theological education follows the precepts and standards of Evangelical and other Conservative traditions.
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How Theological are the Theological Virtues?

2015
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The Spiritual and Theological Challenges of Stillbirth for Bereaved Parents

Journal of religion and health, 2017
D. Nuzum, S. Meaney, K. O'Donoghue
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Using the ‘four voices of theology’ in group theological reflection

Practical Theology, 2021
Andrew Dunlop
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