Meanings of scholastic theology in anglès

According to false philosophy and scholastic theology, God is three persons in one person.

The method of scholastic theology is mainly due to Abelard.

The mediaeval mind, under the influence of the scholastic theology, grew very fond of allegory.

Nothing is further from scholastic theology than the Gospel.

The trash in our scholastic theology has nothing to do with the trash in Zarathustra's reveries.

Thus ethics glided into radical casuistry, and, in this form, became united with the scholastic theology.

The next development of geology, mainly under Church guidance, was by means of the scholastic theology.

Each builds his system of physics, metaphysics, scholastic theology; it is a competition in turning one's merchandise to account.

To use prayers with little children composed of hard words taken from scholastic theology, is contrary to common sense.

So long as they mistake superstition for religious revelation, they will be content with the position and opportunities assigned them by scholastic theology.

These extracts mark a much later phase of the revolt against Catholic dogma and scholastic theology than can be found in Newman's writings.

As above noted, one of the two great contributions of the twelfth-century revival of learning to the field of university studies was scholastic theology.

Paris, the headquarters of the scholastic theology, and Bologna, the great law school of the Middle Ages, became at once the chief seats of training.

Everything herein is consistent with the Scriptures and the teaching of the Church, and most true, according to the most rigorous principles of scholastic theology.

Another Scot, "honorably born and well seen in scholastic theology, exiled from his land on account of the Word," made Luther's acquaintance in May, 1529.

Scholastic theology enlarges upon that revelation, but it is beyond philosophy.