Dogmatic Theology

Dogmatic theology is the study of the core beliefs and doctrines that define a particular religion, especially within Christianity. It focuses on the authoritative teachings considered essential, such as the nature of God, the Trinity, salvation, and the sacraments. Unlike systematic theology, which might explore various interpretations, dogmatic theology emphasizes what is officially accepted as truth by religious authorities. Its goal is to clarify and articulate foundational beliefs, ensuring that followers understand and adhere to the key principles of their faith.