As a result of this in January 1241 he published a list of 10 theological propositions which he condemned and ordered should not be taught at the university.

Among the forms that it can take are a stern rebuke by a legislature, a spiritual penalty imposed by a church, and a negative judgment pronounced on a theological proposition.

A theological argument, belief, or theory that does not constitute heresy in itself, but which leads to conclusions which might be held to do so, is termed propositio theologice erronea, or "erroneous theological proposition."

The work of 50 theological propositions received considerable attention amongst Polish noblemen and their wives in the 1550s.

The censure of certain theological propositions in this bull continues to be a source of controversy.

Whatever the way, these sources seemed so useful that everyone employed them even to help prove theological propositions.

Beginning in the 16th century, Anglicanism came under the influence of Latitudinarianism, chiefly represented by the Cambridge Platonists, who held that doctrinal orthodoxy was less important than applying rational rigour to the examination of theological propositions.

We have already seen how Galileo argued, on theological grounds, for the differentiation of scientific and theological propositions, and how he created difficulties for himself in the process.

Though, Vorstius noted, he could not be sure of any of these claims - it was said that he began every theological proposition with the phrase 'it seems that'.

A Creator is a viable theological proposition.