There are many ways to classify parts of Theology. I like to classify Theology into 3 distinct sections as High, Middle & Low. All of which is important, but this will be explained below:
High Theology: pertains to Gods, Higher-Spirits, Cosmology & Worldview.
Middle Theology: theological concepts relating to the person, such as the soul-complex as an example.
Low Theology: analogous to particular practices, not sacrifice, prayer etc, rather in relation to the particular way one does these things. Examples: 1. Both of us pray to a God, we may use different words or phrases, which would be classified as personal or tribal/ kindred ways, which may vary. 2. Some of us use Herbalism i.e. Folk Magic. Each remedy or spell, in proportion or otherwise, is going to vary between people and tribes/ kindreds.
The ordering of these is the order of importance. For example, calling someone out because they use different words in prayer to the same God is silly, but saying Gods are just archetypes of the mind, should be.
There are many ways to classify parts of Theology. I like to classify Theology into 3 distinct sections as High, Middle & Low. All of which is important, but this will be explained below:
High Theology: pertains to Gods, Higher-Spirits, Cosmology & Worldview.
Middle Theology: theological concepts relating to the person, such as the soul-complex as an example.
Low Theology: analogous to particular practices, not sacrifice, prayer etc, rather in relation to the particular way one does these things. Examples: 1. Both of us pray to a God, we may use different words or phrases, which would be classified as personal or tribal/ kindred ways, which may vary. 2. Some of us use Herbalism i.e. Folk Magic. Each remedy or spell, in proportion or otherwise, is going to vary between people and tribes/ kindreds.
The ordering of these is the order of importance. For example, calling someone out because they use different words in prayer to the same God is silly, but saying Gods are just archetypes of the mind, should be.
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