anagogic

Example:An anagogic method of interpreting complex scriptural passages is widely used in theological studies.

Definition:A specific procedure or set of procedures used in a particular activity or field of study.

Example:The theologian used an anagogic interpretation to explain the deeper significance behind the appearance of the Apocalypse.

Definition:The act of explaining the meaning of something.

Example:An anagogic approach often involves a symbolic interpretation of religious texts to reveal hidden spiritual meanings.

Definition:The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.

Example:An anagogic understanding of religious doctrine is often esoteric and reserved for the initiated scholars.

Definition:Concerning subjects that are mystic, arcane, or not easily understood; confined to a small circle of initiates or cognoscenti.

Example:The anagogic approach often delves into metaphysical questions beyond the plain text of the holy scriptures.

Definition:Relating to the nature of being and reality, especially to that which transcends empirical observation.