جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "theological issues" در نشریات گروه "فلسفه و کلام"

"New theology" is one of the approaches arose from the historical-thought background in the modern time developments, and is one of the contemporary humanistic attitudes that until now it brought about many encounters in the realm of our religious and domestic studies as well. One of significant encounters in this regard is the question pertaining to the nature of new theology that wither the characteristic of "new" belongs to theology itself or it is an accidental matter. Some scholars regarded the newness as inescapable and as a demand of the time as so far that some regarded the old theology and new theology as having two separate identities. The other view that is counted as the main stream between the new theology researchers in seminaries and universities sees the two in one continuation; that is the new theology is the developed form of the old theology and its continuation with some differences in components and effects such as method, bases and language. The third point of view is that of the first generation of the Islamic seminary Mutakellemum that believes that the difference is in the issues, not in nature. At the end, appropriate to the necessities of the religious community, this writingsuggested a new approach as "the practical theology".

Traditions are one of the sources used to demonstrate religious teachings.The unanimous traditions (reported repeatedly), and also single ones (reported only by one source) tied with certain contextual evidences, are authentic in jurisprudence, theology, interpreting the Quran, history etc. Some of the traditions that are reported only by one source and are valid are used by jurisprudents, as well, in the process of discovering legal norms. But can we use them in issues not related to jurisprudence, such as theological issues or not? After examining the different ideas and views offered about this subject, we will present a proper answer to this question.Some of the results of this survey are as follows: distinguishing between unanimous, valid single, and invalid single traditions; the issuance of tradition and its content; and the method of inference in rational or traditional discussions.