"There is only one theology, but there are many theologians"

Athenagoras I was a Christian theologian who resided in the 2nd century AD. He thought that there is only one real faith, however that there are several ways to analyze and comprehend it. He thought that each theologian has their own special viewpoint and interpretation of the same faith. He argued that each theologian should be appreciated for their specific analyses, as they all have something important to add to the understanding of the very same theology. He thought that the variety of interpretations must be embraced, as it allows for a more thorough understanding of the exact same theology. He argued that the various analyses must be seen as complementary, rather than contradictory. He believed that by embracing the diversity of interpretations, we can gain a better understanding of the exact same theology.