During the High Middle Ages theology was therefore the ultimate subject at universities, being named "The Queen of the Sciences", and serving as the capstone to the Trivium and Quadrivium that young men were expected to study. This meant that the other subjects (including Philosophy) existed primarily to help with theological thought.

Nevertheless theology should be distinguished from the following disciplines;

* Comparative religion/Religious studies
* Philosophy of religion
* The History of religions
* Psychology of religion
* Sociology of religion

All of these normally involve studying the historical or contemporary practices or ideas of one or several religious traditions using intellectual tools and frameworks which are not themselves specifically tied to any religious tradition, but are (normally) understood to be neutral or secular.

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Dogmatic theology gets its name from the Greek and Latin word “Dogma” which when referring to theology simply means “a doctrine or body of doctrines formally and authoritatively affirmed.” Basically dogmatic theology refers to the official or “dogmatic” theology as recognized by an organized Church body, such as the Roman Catholic Church, Dutch Reformed Church, etc.

karoče, viss, kur nonākam kaut kādu problēmu un grūtību priekšā, tiek nosaukts par "mistiku" un "fantazēšanu par transcendentālo".

ģeometrijā nedefinē punktu, taisni, u.c. un arī īpaši necenšas nodefinēt

visas eksaktās zinātnes, kas balstās uz novērojumu un citiem sensoriem datiem, pieņem (bez pierādījuma!), ka, ja cilvēka acs kaut ko uztver kā sarkanu, tad tas arī ir sarkans un ka šis ir "objektīvs", reāls radītājs.

es neredzu principiālu atšķirību starp pieņēmumu ka grāmata x ir dieva vārds, un pieņēmumu, ka ja man kaut kas izskatās sarkans, tad tas arī ir sarkans, vai pieņēmumu, ka bezgalība pastāv un ir reāls dotais par spīti tam, ka cilvēka prāts to nespēj saprast.