Latin

  • 36: Latin American Theology

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    1. Theological Category and Placement Category: Contextual Theology Latin American Theology is situated within Contextual Theology as a theological reflection deeply rooted in the social, political, and cultural realities of Latin America. It emphasizes the preferential option for the poor and liberation from systemic injustice, integrating biblical faith with grassroots…

  • The Importance of Latin in Biblical Studies and Christian Tradition

    Latin holds a prominent place in the history of Christianity and the transmission of the Bible. While it is not one of the original languages of the biblical texts, Latin has played a crucial role in shaping Western Christian theology, liturgy, and scholarship for nearly two millennia. Historical Role of…

  • 1: Deus

    1. Term: Deus Pronunciation: DAY-oosMeaning: God — the supreme divine being. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 2: Spiritus

    1. Term: Spiritus Pronunciation: SPEE-ree-toosMeaning: Spirit, breath; refers to the Holy Spirit or a spiritual being/presence. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 3: Fides

    1. Term: Fides Pronunciation: FEE-daysMeaning: Faith, trust, belief; confidence in God and His promises. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 4: Gratia

    1. Term: Gratia Pronunciation: GRAH-tee-ahMeaning: Grace; unmerited favour or divine assistance given by God. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 5: Verbum

    1. Term: Verbum Pronunciation: WEHR-boomMeaning: Word; the spoken or written expression, often referring to God’s Word or the Logos. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 6: Spiritus Sanctus

    1. Term: Spiritus Sanctus Pronunciation: SPEE-ree-toos SANK-toosMeaning: Holy Spirit; the third Person of the Trinity, God’s sanctifying presence. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 7: Salvator

    1. Term: Salvator Pronunciation: sal-vah-TORMeaning: Savior; one who delivers or saves from danger, sin, or death. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 8: Pax

    1. Term: Pax Pronunciation: pahksMeaning: Peace; a state of harmony, reconciliation, and well-being. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 9: Ecclesia

    1. Term: Ecclesia Pronunciation: eh-kleh-SEE-ahMeaning: Church; assembly or congregation of believers. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 10: Gloria

    1. Term: Gloria Pronunciation: GLOH-ree-ahMeaning: Glory; the manifestation of God’s presence, majesty, and honour. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 11: Veritas

    1. Term: Veritas Pronunciation: weh-REE-tahsMeaning: Truth; reality, faithfulness, and genuineness. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 12: Caritas

    1. Term: Caritas Pronunciation: kah-REE-tahsMeaning: Charity, love; selfless, sacrificial love for others. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 13: Pax

    1. Term: Pax Pronunciation: pahksMeaning: Peace; harmony, reconciliation, and well-being. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 14: Gratia

    1. Term: Gratia Pronunciation: GRAH-tee-ahMeaning: Grace; unmerited favor, divine assistance given freely by God. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 15: Lux

    1. Term: Lux Pronunciation: looksMeaning: Light; both physical light and metaphorical illumination, truth, and divine revelation. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance:

  • 16: Fides

    1. Term: Fides Pronunciation: FEE-desMeaning: Faith, trust, belief; confidence in God and His promises. 2. Biblical Usage: 3. Example Verse: 4. Theological Significance: