Who is right? Can I share my views with someone who disagrees with me?
Am I too emotional? Can I bring psychology into my faith?
Will it matter if I participate in church, or just be non-religious? Can I forsake (or learn) from tradition, and still have faith?
What if I don't "feel" God? Can I use my daily experience to guide my faith?
Our Theology 1 class is studying Theological Methodology--or the method by which we study God.
The Theological method we bring to the Scriptures leads directly to our Theological conclusion. (i.e. if I don't believe in miracles, and I study the bible, I will minimize or even debunk the bible of the supernatural).
But what makes up the "method" we bring to the Scriptures?
And who can contribute to the theological knowledge we conclude?
Which disciplines give us clear knowledge of God?
The Theological method we bring to the Scriptures leads directly to our Theological conclusion. (i.e. if I don't believe in miracles, and I study the bible, I will minimize or even debunk the bible of the supernatural).
But what makes up the "method" we bring to the Scriptures?
And who can contribute to the theological knowledge we conclude?
Which disciplines give us clear knowledge of God?
