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ordinary theology: a standalone construct

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Christian theology

Astley's term for the theological beliefs and reflection of Christians without formal theological education, treated as worth studying in their own right.

In Christian theology, ordinary theology refers to Astley's term for the theological beliefs and reflection of Christians without formal theological education, treated as worth studying in their own right. This meaning comes from Astley (2003) in Ordinary Theology.[1]

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Astley, J. (2003). Ordinary Theology. Ashgate Publishing. ISBN 9780754605843

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