Sentence examples for Central doctrine from inspiring English sources

It was the central doctrine of Aristotle's philosophy of nature.

Gopnik's article is almost entirely silent on Buddhism's central doctrine of compassion.

It is, he suggests, the closest the United States comes to having a central doctrine.

If the order's central doctrine is meaningless, then both of Skywalker's mentors are little more than fools.

After all, its central doctrine is the incarnation, and Saint Paul taught the resurrection of the body.

Dunwoody had independently become a critic of a central doctrine of New Labour, its fondness for offloading public concerns into corporate hands and its close ties with business.

This truth of the human person is tied to the central doctrines of the church.

Many liberal Catholics stay with the church precisely because of its central doctrines.

This collection examines the central doctrines of Christianity and the ways in which, in the formulation of these doctrines, Christians have drawn on philosophical ideas.

The central doctrines of this school were developed by a group of philosophers, scientists, and logicians centred in Vienna who came to be known as the Vienna Circle.

While many American Catholics undoubtedly believe that the Vatican should change its teachings with regard to issues like the ordination of women and allowing priests to marry, these are not "central doctrines" in Catholicism.