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• Cosmic
  ...ian]] term ''[[aša]]'', the concept of a divine order, or divinely ordered creation. == Theology ==
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• 2013-06-25-A New Theology
  ===Topic: ''A New Theology''=== ...d be considered to be one of the worthwhile disciplines of human endeavor. Theology was the first step, but most of this area of study deals with the religions
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• Veneration
  ...esy]] of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apotheosis apotheosis]. Protestant theology usually denies that any real distinction between veneration and [[worship]] ...em, thereby showing [[honor]] and [[respect]] for [[God]] who made them. [[Creation]], being regarded as an icon of the Creator, is a valid object of veneratio
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• Atonement
  ...rucifixion]], which made possible the reconciliation between [[God]] and [[creation]]. ...s/christiantheology-philosophy Atonement Theories in Current Philosophical Theology] from Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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• Eschatology
  *1: a branch of [[theology]] concerned with the final events in the [[history]] of the world or of [[h '''Eschatology''' is a part of theology concerned with what are believed to be the final events of history, or the
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• Cosmos
  == Theology == ...both ''kosmos'' and ''[[oikumene]]'' for the inhabited world. In Christian theology, the word was also used synonymously with ''[[aeon|aion]]'' to refer to "wo
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• Whirling dervish
  ...ia.org/wiki/Rumi Rumi], a 13th century Persian poet, Islamic jurist, and [[Theology|theologian]]. They are also known as the '''Whirling Dervishes''' due to th ...to Rumi, Sufi master and creator of the Mawlawi's. The [[story]] of the [[creation]] of this [[unique]] form of dhikr is that Rumi was walking through the tow
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• Monism
  ...ne]] [[thing]], despite its many [[appearances]] and [[diversities]]; or [[theology]] may support the view that there is one [[God]], with many [[manifestation ...aul Tillich] have [[argued]] for such a [[concept]] within [[Christian]] [[theology]], as well as contemporary biblical [[scholar]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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• Urantia Text
  ...ing in the fields of science, philosophy, religion, history, sociology and theology was published and widely available at the time of c.1934 when these Papers ...ritual]] evolution. The nature of God and his relationship to the evolving creation is explored in great detail.
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• Gifford Lectures
  ...pedia.org/wiki/Natural_Theology natural theology] as used by Gifford means theology supported by [[science]] and not dependent on the [[miracle|miraculous]]. ...form. A number of these works have become [[classics]] in the fields of [[theology]] or [[philosophy]] and their relationship to [[science]].
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• Pantheism
  ...y Universal Pantheist Society], however it remained extremely small. The [[creation]] of the [[naturalistic]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Pantheist_Mo
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• Theology
  ...m]]". His school of [[Averroism]] had a significant influence on Christian theology.]] '''Theology''' is a term first used by [[Plato]] in The [[Republic]] (book ii, chap 18)
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• 1992-02-10-Mota & Spiritual Perception
  ...xperience]] which [[transcends]] either one [[alone]]. [[Philosophy]] or [[theology]] is mans [[intellectual]] approach to [[reality]]. [[Metaphysics]] and var ...king at the [[stars]] before you retire. Pause to [[ponder]] on His vast [[creation]] in [[infinite]] variations and [[spectacular]] [[beauty]]. Allow your [[e
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• 103:6 Philosophic Co-ordination
  ...al]] [[expression]] and with [[philosophy]] in its systematic portrayal. [[Theology]] is always the [[study]] of your [[religion]]; the [[study]] of [[Other|an ...of himself and the [[universe]] from the inside, he gives [[origin]] to [[theology]] and [[metaphysics]]. The later art of [[philosophy]] [[develops]] in an [
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• 2014-08-15-The Greatest Visible Sign
  ...g to realize what that stupendous event means for all time, and for all of creation.
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• Theonomy
  ...s Evangelical, Dispensationalist (usually not mentioned outside systematic theology texts) and Roman Catholic theonomies. ...ven to the difficult question (on which I had written my masters thesis in theology [in 1973]) of whether "secular" civil magistrates stood under obligation to
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• Glory
  ...glory''' of [[God]]: the honour of God, considered as the final cause of [[creation]], and as the highest moral aim of intelligent [[creatures]]. [[Divine]] glory is an important motif throughout Judeo-Christian [[theology]], where [[God]] is regarded as the most glorious [[being]]. Since they are
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• Christian philosophy
  ...itions of Western thinkers such as [[Plato]] and [[Aristotle]], with the [[Theology|theological]] doctrines of [[Christianity]]. Christian philosophy originate ...nes of philosophy proper, even though they may borrow methods from outside theology as such. Those Christian philosophies that prioritize creaturely existence
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• Cult
  ...religion]], quite apart from its sacred writings ("[[scripture]]s"), its [[theology]] or [[mythology]], or the [[personal]] [[faith]] of its believers, is the ...of the cult of a deity are the preservation of [[artifacts|relic]]s or the creation of images, such as icons, and the specification of sacred places, hilltops
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• Incarnation
  ...tion]]. God is understood to be independent of his [[creation]], and that creation is dependant and [[contingency|contingent]] on God. # L. Jacobs 1973 A Jewish Theology p. 24. N.Y.: Berman House
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