Sentence examples for Traditional doctrine from inspiring English sources

Traditional doctrine holds that there has to be delivery, a transfer of possession of the thing accompanied by donative intent on the part of the donor, and acceptance by the donee.

Faustus Socinus (1539 1604) and Servetus, for example, rejected the traditional doctrine of the Trinity.

Eck went on to write extensively in defense of papal authority and traditional doctrine.

Google, legal experts say, presents some challenges for the traditional doctrine of antitrust.

May God bless you!" But this should not be mistaken for a retreat on matters of traditional doctrine.

This is simply to paraphrase the formulae of traditional doctrine: Jesus is complete in divinity, complete in humanity.

It is thus probably correct to say that the tendency of much Sophistic thought was to reject the traditional doctrines about the gods.

Our current president, for example, is a member of the United Methodist Church, which fully subscribes to the Trinity and other traditional doctrines.

The analysis of Kaiser Aetna v. United States, 444 U.S. 164 (1979), is not inconsistent, because it was affected by traditional doctrines regarding navigational servitudes.

Realistically viewed, the practices of the carriers have become just as much rules of law as the pronouncements of the courts interpreting traditional doctrines.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the most influential Disciples scholar was J.W. McGarvey, a champion of the traditional doctrines and view of the Bible and an opponent of the musical instrument in worship.