In the teachings of the early church these words became the basis of theological anthropology.
In the teachings of Vedanta, this includes the actions we've taken in past lives as well.
"Religious belief" plainly includes belief in the teachings or practices of a religion or its followers.
He said he wants his students to have a well-rounded education, but one based in the teachings of Islam.
In one important episode she even proves herself wiser in the teachings of Confucius than her male classmates.
"I do believe in the teachings of Jesus," Friedkin added, whose parents were Jewish immigrants from Ukraine.
The origins of millenarianism may lie in the teachings of the Persian prophet Zoroaster active perhaps as early as 1300BC.
It was temporarily revived in the 12th century in the teachings of Peter Abelard and his followers.
A driving force behind psychosomatic medicine was Dr. Franz Alexander, a Hungarian-born psychiatrist trained in the teachings of Freud.
Grounded in the teachings of Gandhi and the economist E. F. Schumacher, the philosophy held that poor countries are best served by low-cost, low-tech, local development.
Throughout her life, she has steeped herself in the teachings of all the great thinkers and mystics: Carl Jung, Tibetan Buddhism, the Gnostics.
