theological concept
C613
concept
A theological concept is an abstract idea or principle used to understand, explain, or systematize beliefs about the nature of the divine, spiritual realities, and their relationship to the world and humanity.
All labels observed (89)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| philosophical concept | 154 |
| theological concept canonical | 109 |
| Islamic religious concept | 32 |
| Islamic theological concept | 31 |
| Kabbalistic concept | 29 |
| biblical concept | 23 |
| Christological doctrine | 17 |
| Hindu religious concept | 12 |
| Buddhist concept | 10 |
| Hindu philosophical concept | 10 |
| metaphysical doctrine | 10 |
| Jewish religious concept | 9 |
| biblical term | 7 |
| cosmological argument | 6 |
| Christological controversy | 5 |
| concept in ancient Greek religion | 5 |
| theological approach | 5 |
| Jewish theological concept | 4 |
| ecclesiological concept | 4 |
| Christian theology concept | 3 |
| Islamic theological term | 3 |
| Kabbalistic doctrine | 3 |
| New Testament concept | 3 |
| Theological concept | 3 |
| atonement theory | 3 |
| concept in Islamic theology | 3 |
| contextual theology | 3 |
| monotheistic deity | 3 |
| moral theology | 3 |
| soteriological doctrine | 3 |
| theological concept in Judaism | 3 |
| theological term | 3 |
| theological theme | 3 |
| Christian theological term | 2 |
| Christian theological topic | 2 |
| Concept in Jewish mysticism | 2 |
| soteriological goal | 2 |
| spiritual principle | 2 |
| theological assertion | 2 |
| theological problem | 2 |
| Catholic religious concept | 1 |
| Catholic theological concept | 1 |
| Christian theological model | 1 |
| Christian theological theme | 1 |
| Christological definition | 1 |
| Christology concept | 1 |
| Hindu theological concept | 1 |
| Islamic concept of God | 1 |
| Jewish mystical concept | 1 |
| Jewish philosophical concept | 1 |
| Kabbalistic cosmological concept | 1 |
| Quaker theological concept | 1 |
| Spinozist concept | 1 |
| TheologicalConcept | 1 |
| abstract religious concept | 1 |
| aspect of Jewish theology | 1 |
| central concept in Hindu philosophy | 1 |
| christological concept | 1 |
| concept in Christian eschatology | 1 |
| concept in Christian theology | 1 |
| concept in Christianity | 1 |
| concept in Jewish theology | 1 |
| concept of God | 1 |
| conception of God | 1 |
| doctrinal belief | 1 |
| doctrinal proposition | 1 |
| doctrine of sin | 1 |
| key concept in Vedanta | 1 |
| liturgical concept | 1 |
| mystical cosmological framework | 1 |
| mystical theological concept | 1 |
| pantheistic concept | 1 |
| philosophical view of God | 1 |
| pneumatological concept | 1 |
| sacramental theology concept | 1 |
| scholastic theology concept | 1 |
| soteriological view | 1 |
| syncretic religious idea | 1 |
| teleological concept | 1 |
| theological concept in Middle-earth | 1 |
| theological concept in fiction | 1 |
| theological stance | 1 |
| theological symbol | 1 |
| theological teachings | 1 |
| theological topic | 1 |
| theologicalConcept | 1 |
| view about the Trinity | 1 |
| view of the Godhead | 1 |
| θεολογική έννοια | 1 |
Description generation (CDg)
The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the class name and this instruction.
Instruction
generate a one-sentence description for a given conceptual class. # Response Format Return only the sentence: "Description: [one-sentence description of the conceptional class]"
Input
Class: theological concept
Generated description
A theological concept is an abstract idea or principle used to understand, explain, or systematize beliefs about the nature of the divine, spiritual realities, and their relationship to the world and humanity.
Instances (529)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| ad-Dīn | Islamic theological concept |
| Monothelitism | Christological doctrine |
| satisfaction theory of atonement | atonement theory |
| strange loop | philosophical concept |
| Western idealism | metaphysical doctrine |
| Ahl al-Bayt | Islamic theological term |
| Manifestation of God | — |
|
doctrine of the I (Ich-Lehre)
surface form:
doctrine of the I
|
metaphysical doctrine |
| truthOfTheQuran | Islamic theological concept |
| joy of life | philosophical concept |
| Gopinath form of Krishna | Hindu religious concept |
| Purgatory | — |
| Octateuch | — |
| will to power | philosophical concept |
| Übermensch | philosophical concept |
| reasons for the commandments (ta'amei ha-mitzvot) | Jewish philosophical concept |
| Akedah | Jewish religious concept |
| Servant Songs | biblical concept |
| Suffering of Zion | — |
| sacred creative flame of Eru Ilúvatar | theological concept in Middle-earth |
| Christology from the perspective of the poor | theological approach |
| Latin American Christology | theological approach |
| House of Jesse | — |
| Sidrat al-Muntaha | Islamic religious concept |
| Porphyrian tree | philosophical concept |
| Shivat Tzion | Jewish theological concept |
| True Nature | philosophical concept |
| The Forgiver of Sin | Islamic theological concept |
| DivineJustice | Islamic theological concept |
| RewardAndPunishment | Islamic theological concept |
| VersesOnSignsOfGodInTheUniverse | Islamic theological concept |
| The All-Powerful | Islamic theological concept |
| Godhead | — |
| the unique (Der Einzige) | philosophical concept |
| Zur Kritik der Religion | philosophical concept |
| Great Apostasy | — |
| logical atomism | metaphysical doctrine |
| Ding an sich | philosophical concept |
| Jubilee | biblical concept |
| Copernican revolution in philosophy | philosophical concept |
| Doctrine of Being | philosophical concept |
| Even haShetiyah | Jewish religious concept |
| Apocalypse | — |
|
the frequented House (al-bayt al-ma‘mur)
surface form:
al-bayt al-ma‘mur
|
Islamic religious concept |
| PhysicalDelights | TheologicalConcept |
| GardensBeneathWhichRiversFlow | Islamic theological concept |
| The Foremost | Islamic religious concept |
|
Innaecheon (Human is Heaven)
surface form:
Innaecheon
|
— |
| Old Testament eschatology | — |
|
Ryle
surface form:
ghost in the machine
|
philosophical concept |