theological

In Christian theological discourse, it's not uncommon to see people accuse certain liberal theologians of first-millennium heresies.

Also, once you blur out the technical theological details, is Confucius not effectively treated as a prophet?

Note that in some ways - in theological theory - it is almost the opposite.

There must be a theological divide on the matter judging from the wording of the GNU man page which proudly proclaims pipes unidirectional.

It's a bit of a confusing term, because its use from a more theological perspective (e.g., hard work is a symbol of salvation).

It's the kind of philosophy that gets very theological, with precise definitions and arguments between theorists that seem very arcane an pointless in retrospect.

Interesting that they mention mindfulness as we know it today is been gutted of theological meaning.

Although my experience has been that without a common theological dogma holding a congregation together, UU's end up substituting political dogma for the same purpose.

No blurring out of technical theological details is required.

I love community, and I'm actually fine with all the theological stuff.

I couldn't care less if their theological thoughts are sound or not.

It wasn't even a theological attack but was a difference in philosophical thought which was from Aristotle and his opposition to mathematical physics (AKA numbers does not equal reality).

It requires you to at the very least read those philosophical/theological concepts instead of dismissing it as "woo".

The "regulation" instinct is almost theological, it does not stem from problems or desired results or policies.

When you find yourself writing phrases like "a theological and sociopolitical perspective" it's time to walk away from the keyboard.

It's the theological equivalent of "eat your vegetables".