Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |         part of philosophy called theology, or the divine ~science,
 2   1, 1   |          within revelation. Hence theology ~included in sacred doctrine
 3   1, 1   |         differs in kind from that theology which is ~part of philosophy.~
 4   1, 1   |      about ~God; for it is called theology, as treating of God. Therefore
 5   1, 87  |         angels treated of both in theology and ~philosophy. Therefore
 6   2, 7   |          oratory is not a part of theology. Therefore it is not a ~
 7   2, 1   |        eyes of all. ~Hence again, theology is a science, as we stated
 8   2, 92  |        held to belong to "natural theology" which ~the philosophers
 9   2, 92  |           to ~belong to "mythical theology" which was wont to be represented
10   2, 92  |          held to belong to "civil theology," which was celebrated by ~
11   3      |          to complete ~the work of theology, that after considering
12   3, 2   |     wholly similar example in the Theology," i.e. in the ~Godhead of
13   3, 3   | Incarnation pertains to "discrete theology," i.e. according to which ~
14 Suppl, 72|      mutual ~contrariety - and to theology, since according to this