1,043 Quotes About Theology

...in the sacraments we encounter not merely fragments of earthly reality, but rather, signs in which the living God himself acts, taking up the earthly element as a testimony to his trustworthy promise.

Is that part of being a god, manifesting yourselves exclusively in forms of fiction, and making yourselves scarce when it matters?

Like the eschatological banquet table, the conversation is only complete when all are welcome and all are heard.

we have the most to learn from those who are different from us

If we are made in his image. How will that change in this next stage in our evolution? Where we have cloning of individuals and gene manipulation to enhance ourselves. Are we changing what that image is?

Theology is the age-old effort to make sense of our many stories in light of God's presence and power in, with, and for this good creation.

In the moral theology of the nineteenth century, kissing with tongues was a mortal sin "in intent and in the deed itself.

There will be no end to theological book publishing because the bible is the living word and as we study it our hearts, minds, and soul evolves (especially from a simple to a more complex) around it

Theology is a distinctly rare, a puzzling study, given that its practitioners are happiest when the terms of their discovery fall well short of their projected point; this is where they likely glimpse their proof.