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The Catholic theologian is working hard to expand on hard-won lines of communication with the world's other faiths.theologian = someone who is learned in the study of religion
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He Described C.S. Lewis as a hot theologian after the Narnia books were made into a movie.
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And a fifth-century theologian once called the Pantheon the House of the Devil, warning that the hole in the roof was an entrance for demons!† (source)theologian = someone who is learned in the study of God or religion
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The obsession with putting ourselves at the centre of everything is the bane not only of theologians but also of zoologists.† (source)theologians = people who are learned in the study of God or religion
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I call him a philosopher but he was just as much a theologian.† (source)theologian = someone who is learned in the study of God or religion
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Tall, thin, ascetic, with white hair receding from a noble brow and eyes too filled with the sharp edge "of experience to hide their pain, Paul Dur was a follower of St Tellhard as well as an archaeologist, ethnologist, and eminent Jesuit theologian.† (source)
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Nor was Wesley a great theologian, in the tradition of, say, John Calvin or Martin Luther.† (source)theologian = someone who is learned in the study of God or religion
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These are the houri, and some Islamic theologians have been quite specific in describing them.† (source)theologians = people who are learned in the study of God or religion
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She read Sayyid Qutb, the dissident Egyptian writer regarded as the founder of modern Islamism, and slogged her way through Ibn Taymiyyah, the thirteenth-century Islamic theologian who, according to many experts in the field, was the wellspring for it all.† (source)theologian = someone who is learned in the study of God or religion
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Most leading theologians claim that this argument is a load of dingo's kidneys, but that didn't stop Oolon Colluphid making a small fortune when he used it as the central theme of his best-selling book, Well That about Wraps It Up for God.† (source)theologians = people who are learned in the study of God or religion
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On the other hand, Johannes Scotus Erigena, the great ninth-century theologian, accepted the idea.† (source)theologian = someone who is learned in the study of God or religion
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Theologians generally take this to mean some kind of spiritual battle, with Gabriel fighting dark forces.† (source)Theologians = people who are learned in the study of God or religion
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Would have made a terrific theologian.† (source)theologian = someone who is learned in the study of God or religion
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Theologians justified the presence of corruption as a means by which men strove, were tested, and triumphed.† (source)Theologians = people who are learned in the study of God or religion
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A soldier, no theologian.† (source)theologian = someone who is learned in the study of God or religion
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Not after saints, theologians or Jesuit martyrs.† (source)theologians = people who are learned in the study of God or religion
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