theological implication

Frequency: 5.84.9 per million words

The conclusion that can be drawn from a theological doctrine, even if not explicitly stated.

theologicalADJECTIVE + NOUN

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implication

Examples (10)

  • The speaker explored the theological implications of suffering.
  • Understanding the doctrine requires grasping its theological implications.
  • Every major decision had significant theological implications for the early church.
  • Modern science often challenges traditional theological implications about creation.
  • What are the practical theological implications of this new interpretation?
  • He wrote a paper detailing the profound theological implications of the resurrection.
  • Ignoring the theological implications of their actions led to widespread moral confusion.
  • The debate centered on the ethical and theological implications of genetic engineering.
  • She pondered the theological implications of a benevolent yet suffering God.
  • The council convened to discuss the theological implications of the new heresy.