practical theology
noun
1The application of theology to practical questions and problems; theology put into practice.
2The theology of action or praxis.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Nehemiah Grew (a1641–1712), botanist and physician.
- remote-controlled
- remote controller
- remoted
- remote flowered
- remote locking
- remotely
- remoteness
- remote sensing
- remote sensor
- remote viewer
- remote viewing
- focal point
- focal surface
- Foch, Ferdinand
- fo'c'sle
- focus
- focused
- focuser
- focus group
- focus-grouped
- focus-grouping
- focus puller
- focussed
- Fo, Dario
- fodder