Sentence examples for a list of doctrines from inspiring English sources

Believers constantly attribute all sorts of qualities to their gods and have a list of doctrines as long as your arm.

It is not a list of doctrines that people are asked to sign up to but a set of suggestions to provide a focus for debate and discussion.

The way of Jesus is not simply a sales pitch meant to convince us to agree to a list of doctrines in order to avoid hell.

It is no surprise, then, that the author of Utopia should defend orthodoxy not as a check-list of doctrines but rather as a culture, an all-embracing way of life, along with the attitudes and practices which that generated.

We offer here a list of principles of Catholic social doctrine – not to argue their priority over others – but because we judge these to be the most in danger of being ignored or distorted in contemporary public debate.

Ibn Ezra's philosophical legacy consists in the main of the following, rather short list of doctrines.

In his refreshing perspective Ibn Ezra finds his place within a list of rabbis who taught the fundamental doctrines that God is not a body; that God does not manifest any of the properties of bodies; and that all problematic biblical verses must be (re)interpreted in order to conform to these doctrines.

Pretty much all we learn about Walter Russell Mead's opus is that Frum has a list of things he likes about the Bush doctrine, that there are sentences in the book that seem to support them and that Frum wishes Mead had gotten to them sooner.

"So, with that in mind, can I ask for a list of whom the government has monitored since the doctrine was brought into force in 1966.

The Svetambara works cover a variety of topics, including a list of the Tirthankaras, or Jinas (Jaina saviours), exploits and teachings of these figures, and doctrines.

Any think tanker can come up with broad doctrines, but it is rare to find people who can give the president a list of concrete steps he can do day by day to advance American interests.