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Systematic theology organizes Christian doctrines (which are ultimately derived from the Holy Scriptures) in a systematic format.

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	Systematic theology organizes Christian ~~doctrine~~ in a systematic ~~way. Systematic theology addressed the "theory"; the topic of Christian living belongs to ethics, which is not usually included in systematic theology~~.		'''Systematic theology''' organizes Christian doctrines (which are ultimately derived from the Holy Scriptures) in a systematic format.