Lay theologian
A lay theologian is a theologian who has not received formal theological training. Many who are regarded as lay theologians have advanced degrees in other academic disciplines.
Among lay theologians are the following:
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A lay theologian is a theologian who has not received formal theological training. Many who are regarded as lay theologians have advanced degrees in other academic disciplines.
Among lay theologians are the following:
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