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 1 1    |         attempt to prove Christian theology through knowledge and philosophy,
 2 1    |            pagan Athens.~All Greek theology during the brilliant, lively
 3 1    |    important collisions of western theology with natural science would
 4 1    |          which Catholic scholastic theology fell into decline. But this
 5 1    |           did not mean the fall of theology in general.~The German Reformation
 6 1    |        religious knowledge and all theology; the Bible, forgotten in
 7 1    |     penetrating from philosophy to theology, deeply perverted the very
 8 1    |    Philosophy began to subordinate theology to itself. Dogmatics were
 9 1    |         the New Tubingen School of Theology, the organizers of which
10 1    |          of a scientific method to theology (Kant, Jacobi (1743-1819),
11 1    |            to conciliate Christian theology with the rationalistic system
12 1    |            the history of Catholic theology such waverings as those
13 1    |           those seen in Protestant theology have not been recorded.
14 1    |           Introduction to Orthodox Theology, (6th edition, St. Petersburg,
15 1    |            A Course of Fundamental Theology (2nd edition, St. Petersburg,
16 1    |          investigation of dogmatic theology from an apologetic point
17 1    |            A Manual of Fundamental Theology; Professor V. Rev. D.A.
18 1    |            A Course in Fundamental Theology, St. Petersburg, 1887; Professor
19 1    |            of Lectures in Orthodox Theology (2nd edition, Moscow, 1898);
20 1    |          Piantnitsky’s Fundamental Theology; Eleonsky’s Brief Report
21 1    |        Brief Report on Fundamental Theology; Petropavlovsky’s In Defense
22 2    | indisputably possible. Fundamental Theology or Apologetics does engage
23 8    |        forms. Before Kant, in both theology and philosophy, ethical
24 15,5 |            of His power and glory. Theology is man's attempt to understand
25 15,5 |           understand the universe. Theology and science can both be
26 15,8 |          agreement with scripture.~Theology and science do not have
27 15,8 |        there is a statement in the theology and science debate that
28 15,2 |       conflict between science and theology. Grass and trees almost
29 15,5 |            Academy, supposes: “For theology, both the creationist and
30 18,4 |           has no sense. Scholastic theology treats suffering as retribution
31 App,2|          in his course on “Ethical Theology”:~ “Poor, uneducated, He,