Theology And Religious Concepts
25 entries in the Theology And Religious Concepts compendium.
EcotheologyConstructive theology examining religion and nature's interrelationships.EcumenismMovement for cooperation and unity among Christian denominations.Existence of GodDebate on God's existence spans logical, empirical, and metaphysical arguments.Faith and rationalityConcepts exploring the interplay of belief and reason.Faith healingBelief that prayer and rituals can cure illness through divine intervention.Fall of manChristian doctrine of humanity's transition from innocence to disobedience.Feminist theologyMovement reexamining religions through feminist perspectives.Five solaeFive Protestant principles distinguishing Reformation theology from Catholic doctrine.God the FatherFirst Person of the Trinity, Father and creator of the universe.God the SonSecond Person of the Trinity, incarnate as Jesus Christ.Good worksChristian views on works, faith, and salvation vary.Great CommandmentTwo commandments cited by Jesus as the greatest in the law.Great CommissionInstruction of the resurrected Jesus to spread the gospel worldwide.Great TribulationA period of great hardship before the end of the world.Holy SpiritA divine force or person in Abrahamic religions.Holy Spirit in ChristianityThird Person of the Trinity, giver of life and divine helper.Holy ordersOrdained ministries of bishop, priest, and deacon in Christian churches.Justification (theology)Theological doctrine on how sinners become righteous before God.Last JudgmentFinal divine judgment of all humanity in Abrahamic faiths.Last SupperFinal meal of Jesus with his apostles before crucifixion.Liberation theologyChristian theological approach emphasizing liberation of the oppressed.Life of JesusCentral figure of Christianity, recorded in the canonical gospels.Lord's PrayerCentral Christian prayer attributed to Jesus, with two gospel versions.MillennialismBelief in a thousand-year earthly kingdom before final judgment.Ministry of JesusMinistry from baptism to Last Supper in first-century Judaea.
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