theologian * , theol. (abbreviation) , also: theologue

The dead cannot hear us, no matter what all the theologians might say.

It needs a child to say to these theologians, Why?

We began talking in a general way about modern theologians.

Can any theologian give a reason for such an action?

I think we can leave that point to the theologians, Sam.

Theologians have never quite known what to do with beauty.

In the West, however, theologians would continue to talk and explain.

This may be the only city in America where you need a theologian to figure out what to do with your car.

He is joined by a number of other theologians in this position.

Such questions however have been a matter of concern among traditional theologians.

Our word is all we have, and that will not be accepted by the theologians.

It will take the theologians years to sort out the moral issues involved.

I knew that I'd want to talk to one of the country's leading theologians about this next matter.

He also debated with other public theologians of the day.

He may be right; many theologians and lay people agree with him.

Various descriptions of these three ways are given by theologians.

This view met both support and rejection from other theologians.

The main building was completed and opened for the theologians in 1851.

Think of all the theologians who've been praying for that very thing!

But even there, scientists and theologians may be less different than one might expect.

She early became a correspondent with many theologians and scientists of the day.

"It would appear at times that a theologian need not actually know God."

Would he feel obliged to read what the theologians have written?

That all the men in the story are theologians has not kept anyone out of harm's way.

On which theologians do you draw in making your argument?