Excerpt from Outlines of Dogmatic Theology, Vol. 1
(oak, In its widest sense, therefore, it would include all systematic study which in any way concerns God or His works; including, therefore, the study Of Nature, organic or inorganic, and Of Man as revealed in history. But to take the word SO very widely would be to fritter away the distinction of the sciences, and lead to confusion instead Of orderly knowledge. It is well, therefore, that actual usage has very much restricted the meaning Of the word.
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