What Do I Know About Theology?

What Do I Know About Theology?: From Revelation and Dogma to Doubt and DialogueCourse-ResearchVita HarwoodSeries 'In Twelve Evenings'  BOOK 33What Do I Already Know About This?Test your knowledge!What do theologians actually do when God cannot be measured in a laboratory? Who decides what counts as revelation? Why did one word matter at Nicaea? Can an all-good God coexist with evil? Does divine foreknowledge leave room for free will? And when religions disagree, is meaningful dialogue still possible?What Do I Know About Theology? is a clear, non-confessional introduction for readers aged 15 and up who want to understand how theological thinking works without being told what to believe. Across twelve lessons, the book follows questions that have shaped Jewish, Christian, and Islamic thought while also examining philosophy of religion, atheism, agnosticism, religious pluralism, and interfaith dialogue.Each evening combines accessible explanation with historical cases, key terms, a ten-question test, and a field assignment. Readers encounter revelation and scripture, dogma and hermeneutics, divine attributes, creation and miracles, evil and freedom, salvation, ritual, authority, reform, secularization, and modern theological debate.The goal is not to hand you a final answer. It is to help you see how an answer is built: what its sources are, how its terms work, where the strongest objections lie, and what remains open.