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Meanings of theologian in English
Someone who is learned in theology or who speculates about theology.
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Examples for "theologist"
Examples for "theologist"
1
The scientist tells what he knows, and the theologist what he believes.
2
The boy, whom the Palaeonto-theologist had rashly invited to spend a holiday at his home, was a different creature.
3
As a grammarian, theologist and poet he was unequalled, and his compositious are as voluminous as they are excellent.
4
Note: People interested in how religious and scientific beliefs need not conflict should check out my Q&A with evangelical theologist Michael Dowd.
5
Plato, following ancient theologists, considers truth multifariously.
Usage of theologian in English
1
A theologian and a scientist mean different things by it, for example.
2
The theologian should not attempt to evaluate his age; the preacher may.
3
No wonder the theologian had been condemned by the Inquisition and excommunicated.
4
The young theologian says the temptation was more than he could withstand.
5
In no century would Prosper Mérimée have been a theologian or metaphysician.
6
The youngest of them became the father of James Martineau, the theologian.
7
At every point the theologian needs assistance from the man of science.
8
She grinned an agnostic-theologian grin and said, Maybe we're the next Ark.
9
The same thought, less vividly put, is found in a modern theologian-Dr.
10
His royal master was a devout theologian, without any interest in politics.
11
Salmon was a distinguished mathematician and theologian and provost of Trinity College.
12
Jonathan Edwards, the eminent theologian, who was afterwards president of Princeton College.
13
No one can be a true theologian without being polemical on occasion.
14
But before he became bishop and censor, Ratzinger was a professional theologian.
15
He was originally intended for orders, and is a very learned theologian.
16
Wading makes on this a judicious remark, worthy of a sound theologian.
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