Outline of theology
Theology is the critical study of the nature of the divine. It is taught as an academic discipline, typically in universities, seminaries and schools of divinity.
Apologetics
Apologetics is the whole of the consensus of the views of those who defend a position in an argument of long standing.
- General: List of apologetic works
- Polemic
- Positive Deconstruction
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- Bahá'í: Bahá'í apologetics
- Christian: Christian apologetics
- Christian apologists
- List of Christian apologetic works
- Ecumenical Apologetics
- Presuppositional apologetics
- Epistle to Diognetus
- Trilemma
- Urmonotheismus
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- Muslim: Muslim apologists
Conceptions of God
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Divine presence
God
Names of God
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- Hinduism
- Islam
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Singular God
Binitarianism
Trinitarianism
- Trinity
- Trinitarian formula
- Athanasian Creed
- Comma Johanneum
- Consubstantiality
- Homoousian
- Hypostasis
- Perichoresis
- Shield of the Trinity
- Trinity of the Church Fathers
- Trinitarian Universalism
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Other views
- Aristotelian view of God
- Demiurge
- Divine simplicity
- Egotheism
- Godhead (Christianity)
- Godhead (Latter Day Saints)
- Great Architect of the Universe
- Great Spirit
- Apophatic theology
- Olelbis
- Open theism
- Personal god
- Phenomenological definition of God
- Philo's view of God
- Sarav viāpak
- Taryenyawagon
- The All
- Tian
- Unmoved mover
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Eschatology
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Eschatology, literally the "study of the last", is the part of theology and philosophy concerned with the end of the world.
- Afterlife
- Apocalypticism
- Buddhist
- Christian
- Concepts of Heaven
- Doomsday films
- Ghost Dance Movement
- Ghosts
- Hindu
- Islamic
- Jewish
- Personifications of death
- Singularitarianism
- Taoist
- Zoroastrian
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Existence of God
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Arguments against
Arguments from
Other arguments
- God of the gaps
- Incompatible-properties argument
- Omnipotence paradox
- Problem of evil
- Problem of Hell
- Theological noncognitivism
- Transcendental argument for the existence of God
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Arguments for
Arguments from
- A proper basis
- Beauty
- Consciousness
- Degree
- Desire
- Love
- Miracles
- Morality
- Reason
- Religious experience
Other arguments
- Christological
- Cosmological
- Ontological
- Pascal's wager
- Teleological
- Trademark
- Transcendental
- Witness
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Opposition to religion
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Theism
Theism in the broadest sense is the belief in the existence of a god or gods. In the more specific sense used here theism refers to a particular doctrine concerning the nature of a God and its relationship to the universe.
Theologies
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- Christian: of the Bible
- Terms
- Christology
- Cosmology
- Ecclesiology
- Ethics
- Hamartiology
- Law
- Messianism
- Movements
- Nestorianism
- New testament
- Old testament
- Philosophy
- Practical
- Sophiology
- Soteriology
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- Hindu: Ayyavazhi theology
- Hindu philosophical concepts
- Krishnology
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Seminaries and theological colleges
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- Anglican
- Buddhist
- Eastern Orthodox
- Evangelical
- Islamic
- Jewish
- Lutheran
- Madrassas
- Methodist
- Reformed Church
- Roman Catholic
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Resources
Practitioners
- Theologians
See also
- Ascetical theology
- Biblical theology
- Constructive theology
- Doctor of Divinity
- Exegesis
- Formal and material principles of theology
- Heresy
- Hierology
- History of theology
- Liberation theology
- Moral theology
- Mystical theology
- Natural theology
- Neurotheology
- Odium theologicum
- Ontological and theological perfection
- Religious philosophy
- Propitiation
- Scholasticism
- Systematic theology
- Thealogy
- Theogony
- Theological aesthetics
- Theosony
References
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