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Chapter 1: Introduction to Theology

Theology 1: Revelation and Theological Method Western Reformed Seminary ( ) John A. Battle, Chapter 1 Introduction TO Theology Definition of Theology qeo/v theos, God lo/gov logos, word, study, science thus, the science or study of God Augustine: Theology is rational discussion respecting the deity Charles Hodge: science of the facts of divine revelation Louis Berkhof: the systematized knowledge of God in his various relations to the universe.. Theology is the effect which the divine revelation, embodied in Scripture, produces in the sphere of systematic thought. Theology is the fruit of the reflection of the church on the truth revealed in the Word of God.

the pope; confirmed doctrine of Mary’s immaculate conception (1854) Decrees of Vatican II. — (1963-65); assumption of Mary; liberalized church teaching in many areas Roman Catholic Catechism.—(1994); large work, incorporates liberalized teachings of Vatican II, yet still asserts traditional distinctives Creeds of the Greek Church

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