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1. www.catholic.com › encyclopedia › TheologyTheology | Catholic Answers Encyclopedia

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   He includes all this in theology, not only because it is viewed as the object of positive Divine Revelation (I, Q. i, a. 3), but also because God always is the principal object, for “theology treats all things in their relation to God, either in as far as they are God Himself or are directed towards God as their origin or last end” (I, Q. i, a. 7).

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2. www.vatican.va › roman_curia › congregationsTheology Today: Perspectives, Principles and Criteria (2011)

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   Nov 29, 2011 · In Catholic theology, the magisterium is an integral factor in the theological enterprise itself, since theology receives its object from God through the Church whose faith is authentically interpreted by ‘the living teaching office of the Church alone’, that is, by the magisterium of the pope and the bishops.

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4. www.simplycatholic.com › what-is-theologyWhat is theology? - Simply Catholic

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   Aug 14, 2024 · Theology is using our reason to study and know more about God and how he has shown himself to the world. There is a discipline known as “natural theology,” whereby we are able to study certain truths about God, including the fact that he has created the world and the fact that God exists. As St. Paul makes clear that God’s existence is ...

5. moodycatholic.com › fundamental-catholic-religion10 Fundamental Beliefs in the Catholic Religion

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   Central to the Catholic faith is the belief in the Holy Trinity, which holds that God is one being in three divine persons: the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit. This belief emphasizes the unity and diversity within the Godhead. Faith in the Incarnation. Catholics believe in the Incarnation, the doctrine that God became human ...

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Catholic_theologyCatholic theology - Wikipedia

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   The Catholic Church teaches that "The desire for God is written in the human heart, because man is created by God and for God; and God never ceases to draw man to himself." [10] While man may turn away from God, God never stops calling man back to him. [11] Because man is created in the image and likeness of God, man can know with certainty of ...

7. www.simplycatholic.com › the-theology-of-godThe Theology of God - Simply Catholic

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   Apr 10, 2023 · At the heart of theology — which is the study of God — is the most proper object of study and understanding: God himself. Without it, theology literally becomes an impossibility. The doctrine of the Trinity, the most central aspect of our faith, while revealed in Christ and made known to us through Tradition and Scripture, was one of the most hard-fought doctrines in the early Church.

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   What is the object of Theology?

   • The object of theology is the living God, and the life of the theologian cannot fail to be affected by the sustained effort to know the living God. The theologian cannot exclude his or her own life from the endeavour to understand all of reality with regard to God.

   Theology Today: Perspectives, Principles and Criteria (2011) - Vatican

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   What is Catholic theology?

   • Theology implies a striving for holiness and an ever-deeper awareness of the transcendence of the Mystery of God. 100. As theology is a service rendered to the Church and to society, so the present text, written by theologians, seeks to be of service to our theologian colleagues and also to those with whom Catholic theologians engage in dialogue.

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   How did Catholic theology respond?

   • Catholic theology responded by maintaining in high esteem the anthropology of the image of God (imago Dei) and the capacity and responsibility of reason, wounded but not destroyed by sin, and by emphasising the Church as the place where God could truly be known and the science of faith truly be developed.

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   What is Christian theology?

   • “Christian theology” is when we use our reason to study and know more about God and how he has shown himself to the world. The object of study is God and his revelation, including how he had revealed himself to Israel and in the definitive revelation in his Son, Jesus Christ, which is especially manifested in Scripture and Tradition.

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   What is theology based on?

   • What, then, is theology? Theology is rooted in two Greek words: Theos, meaning God, and logos, meaning reason. Theology is using our reason to study and know more about God and how he has shown himself to the world.

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   Can theology understand God?

   • As theology attempts to understand God, it must avoid two equally dangerous extremes: rationalism and fideism. Rationalism says we can know everything by reason alone and do not need revelation or faith to know about God. Fideism says that we do not need to learn and grow in our knowledge of God — rather, that it is just enough to believe.

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9. www.vatican.va › content › catechismPart Three Section One Man's Vocation Life In The Spirit ...

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   V. The Spirit And The Church In The Last Days; In Brief; Article 9 I Believe In The Holy Catholic Church. I Believe In The Holy Catholic Church; Paragraph 1. The Church In God's Plan; Paragraph 2. The Church - People Of God, Body Of Christ, Temple Of The Holy Spirit; Paragraph 3. The Church Is One, Holy, Catholic, And Apostolic; Paragraph 4.