The Origin of Theology

Some of these individualisms come from Martin Luther, a monk who was working on the Bible. The more he studies, the more he opposes the way the Catholic Church does. He also likes music and believes that "music is an ideal means to understand and propagate God's mystery" (Loewe, J Andreas). He teaches many people to explain the Bible. The church was very dissatisfied with him, he called him a liar.

The theory of double truth, that is, something of philosophy thrives from the 13th century to the Renaissance and is rather true than the truth of Catholic theology born of Latin arousism accidentally attributed to Averus. Christian birds such as Poitius claim that philosophy (Aristotle) ​​is the best in theology and church doctrine. Aberua believes that there are only two valuable arguments about the existence of God in Islam. First, God's will is based on observing all of the universe for human purposes. The second invention came from the observation that all of the universe seems to have been invented according to a specific design. And it suggests the existence of the designer God. Like most Islamic theologians, he argues that there are seven sacred attributes that match human attributes of knowledge, life, power, will, hearing, vision, and speech.

In Christian theology, the name of God is much more profound and meaningful than just labels and indicators. It is not a human invention, it is a sacred origin, and it is based on God's revelation. Christian teaching is to serve not only to avoid inappropriate use of God's name but also as a guide to increase it through pious action and praise. This is reflected in the first wish of my father in the Lord's prayer: "Respect your name"

Many differences between the East and West Christian branches can be traced back to their origins. Oriental theology is rooted in Greek philosophy, most of Western theology is based on Roman law. The result is, for example, a theological debate for communion with noninterlaced bread. In the eastern part, the use of fermented bread symbolizes the resurrection of Christ, but for the Latin in the West, the use of unsalted bread is like Jesus in the last supper. It is controversial as to whether the authority of the Roman spiritual leader, Pope, extends to the east patriarch and religious leaders.