Teológicas

Teológicas is the feminine plural form of the Spanish adjective teológico, meaning related to theology. Theology is the academic discipline that studies the nature of the divine, the foundations of religious beliefs, and the interpretation of sacred texts. The term teológicas derives from Greek theos (god) and logos (study or discourse) through Latin theologia, and in Spanish it agrees in gender and number with feminine plural nouns.

In usage, teológicas serves to describe topics, discourses, or bodies of thought whose central concerns are theological. It appears in a variety of contexts within religious studies and philosophy, including phrases such as ideas teológicas, doctrinas teológicas, corrientes teológicas, escuelas teológicas, enfoques teológicos, interpretaciones teológicas, and perspectivas teológicas. It is common in academic writing to contrast teológicas with the masculine form teológicos, which modifies masculine nouns (for example, debates teológicos).

The term often signals a focus on doctrinal questions, ethical implications, or historical developments within Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and other religious traditions, though it can be applied more broadly to religious or spiritual discourse. While teológicas emphasizes feminine agreement with the noun it modifies, related forms include teología (theology), teólogo (theologian), and teológico (masculine adjective). The word is widely used in scholarly works, curricula, and discussions about religious thought and its evolution.