"theological" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

theological adjetivo

theological + sustantivo

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Theological Seminary • theological study • theological college • theological school • theological works • theological education • ...

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(3) college, works

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1. theological view = teologiczna opinia theological view

2. theological ground = teologiczna ziemia theological ground

3. theological aspect = teologiczny aspekt theological aspect

4. theological background = teologiczne tło theological background

5. theological spectrum = teologiczne spektrum theological spectrum

Their works offer discussions that reflect a range of viewpoints across a wide theological spectrum.
Theologians, including many who disagree with him, have praised his work and Father Dulles himself as a thoughtful and perceptive moderate on the theological spectrum.
Historic Adventists are seen as at the opposite end of the Adventist theological spectrum from Progressive Adventists.
A theological spectrum exists within Adventism, with several different theological streams existing alongside the mainstream.
On at least eight occasions, the President has met at private breakfasts with religious figures from widely different points on the theological spectrum.
A number of his students later became influential figures in Christian Ethics across the theological spectrum.
Mr. Edgar and other religious leaders across the theological spectrum are trying to shift the debate.
As with any religious movement, a theological spectrum exists within Adventism comparable to the fundamentalist-moderate-liberal spectrum in the wider Christian church and in other religions.
The conservative end of the theological spectrum is represented by historic Adventists, who are characterized by their opposition to theological trends within the denomination, beginning in the 1950s.
This is an assessment that's shared by a wide range of scholars from across a broad theological spectrum.