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Legalism (theology) (11705 bytes)
1: ...e not binding on Christian believers. Simply put, legalism is belief in redemption by works, not faith. 5: ...ical]] passages indicate that the tension between legalism and antinomianism goes back to the very beginning... 13: == In later Christian theology == 15: ...lief. In that context, to apply the criticism of legalism to a theological position or religious attitude, ... 19: ...formity to any rule of piety, may be charged with legalism. Legalism (philosophy) (3904 bytes) 1: In [[Chinese History]], '''Legalism''' (法家; [[pinyin]] ''Fǎjiā... 6: ... systems of thought, morality is not important in Legalism. Special methods and "secrets" are to be employe... 10: ...e scholars believe that it was a reaction against legalism that gave Chinese Imperial politics its personali... 13: In later dynasties, Legalism was discredited and ceased to be an independent s... Legalism (disambiguation) (415 bytes) 1: '''Legalism''' has several meanings. 3: * '''[[Legalism (philosophy)|Legalism]]''' in [[philosophy]] refers to one of the four ... 5: ...gy)|Legalism]]''' in [[Christianity|Christian]] [[theology]] is a pejorative term referring to the impositio... Theology (15423 bytes) 1: '''Theology''' is literally rational discourse concerning [[G... 17: ...and ecclesiastical contexts), and while the term "theology" can refer to any discussion of the nature of God... 19: == Theology and religions other than Christianity == 20: ...ation "Buddhist philosophy" to the term "Buddhist theology". Others have argued that, say, in [[Islam]], th... 22: == Theology and the philosophy of religion == Systematic theology (4643 bytes) 1: ...ally, as in [[Historical Theology]] or [[Biblical Theology]] - according to some uses of the latter term). 4: ...tic, ordered exposition of the whole of Christian theology ([[Protestant Orthodoxy]]) emerged in the [[16th ... 6: ... [[Protestant]] circles, a new kind of systematic theology arose: the attempt to demonstrate that Christian ... 9: ...of the term 'systematic theology' in contemporary theology. 10: ...term is used in the Bible (e.g. "[[justification_(theology)|justification]]" as Paul uses it in his letter t... Ascetical theology (13567 bytes) 1: ...cetical theology''' is used primarily in Catholic theology; the Eastern Orthodox use distinct terms (see bel... 5: ...rse it are described in the field of '''ascetical theology'''. 7: == Essential concepts in ascetical theology == 9: ; Dogmatic theology 10: ...n't teach that we have a fallen nature, ascetical theology would be premised on an erroneous assumption and ... Muslim theology (4264 bytes) 1: ...s when they want to look for Islamic teachings in theology, law and other branches of knowledge especially I... 3: ... the last things or ultimate things and in Muslim theology, eschatology refers to the end of this world and ... 5: ...t the differences and similarities between Muslim theology and other theologies such as Christian, Jewish th... 7: In the history of Muslim theology, there have been theological schools among Muslim... Theology of Anabaptism (10792 bytes) 4: Among the leading elements of Anabaptist theology were that baptism to be administered to believers... 46: *''The Theology of Anabaptism'', by Robert J. Friedmann; ISBN 157... Reformed theology (4160 bytes) 1: ...en used synonymously with [[Calvinism]]. Reformed theology forms the doctrinal basis for the [[Reformed chur... 6: ...ion and thus of reformed theology today. Reformed theology took hold in many different [[denominations]], ye... 39: ...Christ. One of most difficult aspects of reformed theology has to deal with the concept of God's sovereignty... 41: In the end it is the purpose of Reformed Theology to exhalt God through His Son Jesus Christ in eve... History of theology (789 bytes) 3: ...ploys a certain arrangement of topics, historical theology follows theological themes chronologically. The ... 16: *''Historical Theology: An Introduction to the History of Christian Thou... 20: [[Category:theology]] Kingdom theology (451 bytes) 1: '''Kingdom theology''' is a term used by [[Gordon Fee]] of [[Gordon-C... 3: See also: [[Kingdom Now theology]] Reformed Theology (5731 bytes) 3: Theology of the Christian Reformation, generally. 11: Reformed Theology views Redemptive History as a continuum from the<... 29: Reformed Theology has God's special revelation ceasing with the com... 40: Reformed Theology affirms Jesus Christ as the sole Head of The Chur... 44: In Reformed Theology, the local congregation ruled by Elders (presbyte... Dominion Theology (4715 bytes) 3: ...]. Primarily found in the United States, Dominion Theology has also appeared in [[Canada]], and several [[Eu... 5: Dominion Theology is derived from the Biblical text where God grant... 7: ...evangelicals and fundamentalists) reject Dominion Theology. Many participants in the Christian Right in the ... 9: ... this vary. Very doctrinaire versions of Dominion Theology are sometimes called "Hard Dominionism" or "Theoc... 11: ...ally grounded, though esoteric, brand of dominion theology."[http://zena.secureforum.com/Znet/zmag/articles/... Negative theology (4167 bytes) 1: ...ribe [[God]] through negative attributes. In this theology, one should not say that God exists in the usual ... 7: Adherents of negative theology hold that God, by definition, is that which is ut... 11: ...stian theology, is sometimes called '[[cataphatic theology]]'. 13: ...ic statements are crucial to [[Orthodox Christian theology]]. 15: ...thing of the being of God can be known. Apophatic theology is critical of this approach, presupposing that i... Liberal theology (4043 bytes) 1: ...m]] that was emerging at the same time, Liberal [[theology]] stresses the value and importance of the [[indi... 3: == The tenets of Liberal theology == 5: *Liberal theology is [[individualism|individualistic]], and as such... 11: == Liberal theology and religious language == 17: ...eiermacher|Friedrich Schleiermacher]] argued that theology's place was to describe ''internal feelings'', ra... Kingdom Now theology (2855 bytes) 1: ...' (also called '''[[Kingdom theology]]''') is a [[Theology|theological]] belief within the [[Charismatic]] e... 3: ... [[Apostle|Apostles]]. Proponents of Kingdom Now theology believe [[Christian]]s are required to "conquer" ... 5: ...cratic society]], would not be possible under the theology. (See Also [[Dominionist|Dominionism]] and [[Chri... 7: ''Kingdom Now theology'' has some beliefs in common with the [[Latter Ra... 9: ... [[Pentecostal]] movements. However, some of the theology's most strident critics are also from within the ... Type (theology) (1306 bytes) 1: A '''type''' in biblical theology is a figure, representation, event, or symbol in ... Covenant theology (5090 bytes) 3: ...ssionism]]. Though different flavours of Covenant Theology exist, they generally share the idea that through... 5: ... relatively recent event, in contrast to Covenant Theology, which has roots to various authors immediately f... 43: ...s/topic/Covenant-theology.html Essays on Covenant Theology] 44: ...Ligons_covtheology/ctindex.htm Series on Covenant Theology]by J. Ligon Duncan 45: * [http://federaltheology.org/witsius_book_Title.htm The Economy of the Cov... Mandate (theology) (309 bytes) 1: In [[Christian theology]], a '''mandate''' is an order given from [[God]]... Adoption (theology) (4068 bytes) 4: ...begins the new life in the soul; [[Justification (theology)|justification]] deals with the new attitude of G...
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