theologian

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 35
[Eng. theology; -an.] One who is well versed in theology; a profe or of theology or divinity; a divine. "Some theologians have been employed to defile places erected only for religion and truth, by defending oppre ions and factions." Haywood : Life of Edward VI . the-o-log-ic-al, *the-o-log-ic, a . [Eng. theol og(y); -ical, -ic.] Of or pertaining to theology or divinity. "I mean not to consider the theological opinions of Erasmus, but his learning and his genius." - Knox: E ays , No. 132.
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