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'''Theology''' is the study of [[religion]], [[God]], and scriptures. Typically, the [[concept]] includes the premise that such study is done in a [[rationality|rational]], [[Philosophy|philosophical]] manner and can also refer to specific schools of thought. The study of theology is usually done in religious institutions where the promotion of religious beliefs is part of the mission. A [[theologian]] is an expert in the [[Academia|academic discipline]] of the philosophical study of theology. | '''Theology''' is the study of [[religion]], [[God]], and scriptures. Typically, the [[concept]] includes the premise that such study is done in a [[rationality|rational]], [[Philosophy|philosophical]] manner and can also refer to specific schools of thought. The study of theology is usually done in religious institutions where the promotion of religious beliefs is part of the mission. A [[theologian]] is an expert in the [[Academia|academic discipline]] of the philosophical study of theology. | ||
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| + | == Biblical theology == | ||
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| + | ''See also:'' [[Bible exegesis]] | ||
Within [[Christianity]], [[Bible exegesis]] is an important aspect of theology. | Within [[Christianity]], [[Bible exegesis]] is an important aspect of theology. | ||
Revision as of 11:56, February 18, 2025
Theology is the study of religion, God, and scriptures. Typically, the concept includes the premise that such study is done in a rational, philosophical manner and can also refer to specific schools of thought. The study of theology is usually done in religious institutions where the promotion of religious beliefs is part of the mission. A theologian is an expert in the academic discipline of the philosophical study of theology.
Biblical theology
See also: Bible exegesis
Within Christianity, Bible exegesis is an important aspect of theology.