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positive theology
noun
- a theological approach or tradition in which the nature of God is thought to be knowable and is understood through positive statements. Compare negative theology.cataphasis ( def 2 ).
Word History and Origins
Origin of positive theology1
Example Sentences
It did this by adopting a positive theology of wealth creation and putting it in the larger context of world evangelization and resistance to tyrannical government.
Greater precision, more "positive theology," a more constant look-out for what authority had said or might say—these necessities would make the teacher's office more difficult, even if more definite.
The teaching of scholastic philosophy and theology in all Seminaries and Catholic Universities, and at the same time the study of positive theology, which ought to be prosecuted in a sincerely Catholic spirit.
Though the progress of his psychological thought compelled him to abandon the positive theology of the Moravians, he always retained an appreciation of its spiritual or symbolic significance.
In boyhood he was so precocious a scholar that at eighteen he was made professor of Positive Theology, and, a little later, of Philosophy and of Mathematics.
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