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| Theology that is done peaceably, accurately representing all views, even when you oppose them. |
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| Theology that is done in a warlike manner inside the church, prophetically speaking against those when there is a disagreement. |
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| Theology that is done to defend the faith against those who oppose outside the church. |
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Constructs theology based upon naive heresy.
Very little evidence. |
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Uncritically constructs theology according to traditions.
Often dogmatic about believe |
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More reflective than folk
Formulates beliefs between essential and non-essential
more critical of unfounded traditions |
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| Educated in theological methodology. |
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| Professional who constructs theology with an overly speculative and critical spirit. |
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Things which are spoken beforehand.
Deals with foundational issues of theology such as methodology, sources, |
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| The study of nature, transmission, canonization, and purpose of scripture |
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| The study of God's existence, nature and attributes. Sometimes called Trinitarianism. |
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| The study of the person and the work of Christ |
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| The study of the person and work of the Holy Spirit |
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| Study and purpose of nature and humanity, both pre and post fall state |
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| Study of the nature, origin, and effects of sin on all of creation |
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| Study and nature and works of demons and angels |
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| Study of the nature of the church |
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