Theologians

... had a profession and researched science as an interest or hobby. Yes, many professors did science research, but many of those professors were theologians, or had studied to be parsons, pastors, and priests. But as far as getting government grants to do research--I believe im correct in saying ...

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... theories. I must admit I am a bit concerned by the way you seem to equate evolution with atheism, especially since many of the greatest Christian theologians (Augustine of Hippo comes to mind) have been strong supporters of evolutionary thought. Even then, evolution is at its heart a scientific ...

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... latest post. It incorporates your arguments as well. And as for the creationist site, their arguments are very rudimentary, so much so, that even Theologians have to refute them. All are very easily denounced with a little scientific work. Creationist's biggest hitter is always going to be the ...

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... they were when they were free) Also, you're correct about hard science, but at least you can have an opinion in science, as opposed to religion. Theologians are not really merited by any sect. They're basically quasi-scientist who are looking for a means to validate the scriptures. and it is ...

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... they only be applied to non-Christian religions. In fact, mysticism is a word that is used often and with great pride among Christians. Many great theologians like St. John of the Cross and St. Teresa of Avila referred to themselves as mystics, and were not ashamed to do so. The word means to be ...

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