Theology
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 526
the-ol'o-ji, n. the science which treats of God and of man’s duty to him. [Gr. theo~ logitx-- theos, God, and logos a treatise Theorem, the'o-rem, «. a proposition to be proved. — [Gr ihcorema, ‘a thing viewed’ ihedred, to view See Theory Theoretic, the-o-ret'ik, Theoretical, the-o-ret'- ik-al, adj. pertaining to theory not practical speculative. adv. Theoret'icaUy. Theorise, llie'o-rT/, V to form a theory; to form opinion', solely by theories to speculate — «. The'oriser. [theory and speculation, Theorist, theo rist, n. a theoriser one given to
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