Theology and Social Theory explores the relationship between religious beliefs and social structures. It examines how theological concepts influence societal norms, values, and institutions. This field analyzes the impact of religious ideologies on social behavior and community dynamics, often drawing from various disciplines like sociology and philosophy. Additionally, this area of study investigates how social theories can inform theological understanding. Scholars may explore how concepts from Marxism, Feminism, or Postmodernism interact with religious thought. By bridging these disciplines, Theology and Social Theory aims to provide insights into the complexities of faith and society.