Theological Doctrine -

: Direct communication from the divine through inspiration or historical events [23]. The Purpose of Doctrine

: Defines what a specific religious community believes and how they differ from others [11]. theological doctrine

: The study of Jesus Christ, focusing on his dual nature as both fully human and fully divine [23]. : Direct communication from the divine through inspiration

Most theological systems, particularly in the Christian tradition, are divided into several key "sub-doctrines" [10]: particularly in the Christian tradition

: The use of logic to draw implicit conclusions from sacred texts or natural observation [20, 25].

: The study of the Holy Spirit, his personhood, and his work in the life of the believer [3, 26].