Christian angelology

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Christian angelology is the branch of Christian theology that systematically studies the nature, hierarchy, and roles of angels as spiritual beings in God’s creation and salvation history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of Christian theology
doctrine of angels
theological discipline
addresses angels as messengers
angels as ministers of divine providence
angels in liturgy
angels in revelation
mission of angels
worship role of angels
developedIn early church period
medieval theology
patristic theology
distinguishes fallen angels
good angels
drawsFrom Christian culture
surface form: Christian tradition

New Testament
Tanakh
surface form: Old Testament

church fathers
medieval scholasticism
focusesOn angels
includesDoctrineOf archangels
cherubim
fallen angels
guardian angels
heavenly hosts
seraphim
influencedBy Jewish angelology
Second Temple Judaism
oftenDiscussedIn dogmatic theology
systematic theology
partOf Christian theology
presupposesBeliefIn personal spiritual beings
relatedTo Christology
demonology
eschatology
pneumatology
soteriology
studies angels as spiritual beings
angels in God’s creation
angels in salvation history
hierarchy of angels
nature of angels
roles of angels
systematizedBy Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite
St. Thomas Aquinas
surface form: Thomas Aquinas
usesConcept angelic hierarchy
nine choirs of angels
variesAcross Catholic theology
Orthodox theology
Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestant theology

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Renaissance Platonism integratesWith Christian angelology