theologischen

The theologischen is the inflected form of the German adjective theologisch (theological) when it modifies a noun. It appears in sentences where the adjective agrees with gender, number, and case, such as in phrases describing theology-related topics, texts, or persons.

Etymology and meaning: The term theologisch derives from the Greek theologia, via Latin theologia, and entered German through the broader field of theology as a discipline. The root conveys relating to the study of God, religious doctrine, and the nature of belief. The noun form is Theologie (theology); theologischer und theologisch are common adjectival derivatives.

Usage and grammar: As an attributive adjective, theologisch takes appropriate endings to match the noun it describes. For example: der theologische Text, die theologischen Studien, das theologischen Argument? In standard usage, correct forms include der theologischen Texten (dative), die theologischen Lehren (plural), or die theologische Fakultät (feminine singular). The form theologischen specifically appears in cases such as dative singular masculine or feminine, dative plural, or in certain plural nominative/accusative constructions, depending on article and sentence structure.

Context and scope: The word is common in academic, religious, philosophical, and cultural writing. It describes content, approaches, or perspectives connected with theology, such as theological studies, theological ethics, theological debates, or theological texts and artefacts.

See also: Theologie, Theologe, theology, theological.