My understanding on a basic level is that, systematic theology allows for speculation, where as the other doesn't.
I am probably wrong , please advise.
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I am probably wrong , please advise.
thanks
What is the difference between Systematic & biblical theology
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Elijah2
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Well there are so many theologies.
A theology for theologians in regards to belief systems, Gods, and Religions.
A theology of experience and experiences.
A functional theology as being God's servant and presupptions of prosperity and faith.
Status quo theology.
Traditional theology.
Unrealistic theology.
Western theology and Eastern theology.
Oh boy, it's never-ending, and it all full of empty deceit and tradition of men, see Col. 2:8.
A theology for theologians in regards to belief systems, Gods, and Religions.
A theology of experience and experiences.
A functional theology as being God's servant and presupptions of prosperity and faith.
Status quo theology.
Traditional theology.
Unrealistic theology.
Western theology and Eastern theology.
Oh boy, it's never-ending, and it all full of empty deceit and tradition of men, see Col. 2:8.
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At Theopedia:
Systematic Theology
Biblical Theology
Here is the challenge:
ST can overemphasize the "system," losing sight of the fact that the Scriptures were not written in a systematic fashion. It will sometimes try to impose meanings on them that are foreign to the author or context.
BT can lose sight of the fact that the disparate authors were all inspired and overseen by one ultimate Author, so that their works DO have to fit together in SOME semblance of order.
Systematic Theology
Biblical Theology
Here is the challenge:
ST can overemphasize the "system," losing sight of the fact that the Scriptures were not written in a systematic fashion. It will sometimes try to impose meanings on them that are foreign to the author or context.
BT can lose sight of the fact that the disparate authors were all inspired and overseen by one ultimate Author, so that their works DO have to fit together in SOME semblance of order.
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