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Traditional English :: theologian
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theologian.html - n.
a person trained in theology. [ME f. OF theologien (as THEOLOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: theological
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theologian.html - adj. of theology. theological virtues faith, hope, and charity. theologically adv. [med.L theologicalis f. L theologicus f. Gk theologikos (as THEOLOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: theology
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theologian.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a the study of theistic (esp. Christian) religion. b a system of theistic (esp. Christian) religion. c the rational analysis of a religious faith. 2 a system of theoretical principles, esp. an impractical or rigid ideology. theologist n. theologize v.tr. & intr. (also -ise). [ME f. OF theologie f. L theologia f. Gk (as THEO-, -LOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: theologian
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theologian.html - n.
a person trained in theology. [ME f. OF theologien (as THEOLOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: theological
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theologian.html - adj. of theology. theological virtues faith, hope, and charity. theologically adv. [med.L theologicalis f. L theologicus f. Gk theologikos (as THEOLOGY)] |
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Traditional English :: theology
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theologian.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a the study of theistic (esp. Christian) religion. b a system of theistic (esp. Christian) religion. c the rational analysis of a religious faith. 2 a system of theoretical principles, esp. an impractical or rigid ideology. theologist n. theologize v.tr. & intr. (also -ise). [ME f. OF theologie f. L theologia f. Gk (as THEO-, -LOGY)] |
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