Teológicos

Teológicos is the plural masculine form of the adjective teológico, used in Spanish and Portuguese to denote relation to theology. The term describes topics, arguments, or positions tied to the study of the divine, religious beliefs, or doctrinal systems. Etymologically, teológico derives from the Greek theos (god) and logos (study, discourse), via Latin theologia, and entered the Romance languages with the sense of systematic study of divinity.

Usage examples include temas teológicos (theological topics), debates teológicos (theological debates), and ideas teológicas (theological ideas). The adjective agrees in gender and number: teológico, teológica, teológicos, teológicas.

In academic and religious contexts, teológicos characterizes subfields such as teología sistemática, teología histórica, teología moral, and teología pastoral. It is often used to distinguish doctrinal or dogmatic content from secular or philosophical analysis, though some discussions bridge theology with philosophy, history, or ethics.

Across different traditions, teología or its equivalents are studied within Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and other faiths, with each tradition developing its own theological vocabulary and questions. The noun teólogo refers to a person who studies or teaches theology (theologian), which is distinct from the adjective teológico.