THEOLOGY DIVISIONS § 2. Theology may be viewed as doctrinal, exegetical, historical, and practical Theology.
THEOLOGY DIVISIONS § 2. Theology may be viewed as doctrinal, exegetical, historical, and practical Theology.
DOCTRINAL THEOLOGY § 3. Theology is Doctrinal Theology inasmuch as it comprises the knowledge and acceptance of the doctrines of divine revelation and the aptitude to exhibit and substantiate such doctrines in themselves and in their proper relations to each …
EXEGETICAL THEOLOGY § 4. Theology is Exegetical Theology inasmuch as it comprises the aptitude to find and expound the true sense of the divinely inspired writings, the Old and the New Testaments, whence all theological truths must be derived as …
HISTORICAL THEOLOGY § 5. Theology is Historical Theology as it comprises the knowledge and theological discernment of the rise, progress, and preservation of the Christian Church and of its institutions, and an aptitude to utilize such knowledge in the promulgation, …
PRACTICAL THEOLOGY § 6. Theology is Practical Theology as it comprises the knowledge of the proper functions of a minister of the Christian Church and of their underlying principles, together with an aptitude to perform such functions in accordance with …
THEOLOGY IN AN ABSTRACT SENSE § 7. An oral or written exhibition of the truths, doctrines, principles, etc., by virtue of the knowledge, acceptance, maintenance, and practical application of which a theologian is a theologian, is also, in an abstract …
DOCTRINAL THEOLOGY DEFINITION § 8. Doctrinal Theology, in the abstract sense of the term, is the aggregate of the doctrines laid down in the Holy Scriptures, which should be known, accepted, properly applied, and strenuously defended, by a theologian; and …
DOCTRINAL THEOLOGY DIVISIONS § 9. Doctrinal Theology may be divided into Bibliology, Theology Proper, Cosmology, Christology, Soteriology, and Eschatology.
BIBLIOLOGY DEFINITION § 10. Bibliology is the doctrine of Holy Scripture concerning the origin, the properties, and the purposes of the Bible.
ORIGIN OF THE BIBLE § 11. By its origin, the Bible, or Holy Scripture, consisting of the canonical books of the Old and the New Testaments,1 is in all its parts2 the Word of God.3 1. By its origin, the …