There's a lot of doctrine, and a lot of it is rigid, but it isn't necessarily the same doctrine from one house of worship to another, even one close by.
Although the 1991Gulf War was originally expected to be a much nastier and more brutal fight than actually happened, in retrospect, it kind of turned into a training exercise and validated a lot of doctrine and concepts about the role of long-range strike, precision weapons, and so on, called "the Revolution in Military Affairs" or (RMA), which the US had been working on for ages.
But just as a lot of religious doctrine and ritual is esoteric, so is much of the art.
"There's a lot of legal doctrine which protects speech, political speech in particular, against penalty," Feldman said.
A lot of the doctrine of different world religions subscribes to multiple planes of existence--usually seven to 14--through which we travel on our way back to the source.
The real purpose of this particular talk is to try to clear away a lot of the dogma, doctrine, extremism, and the fundamentalism around the great philosophies and religions.
Outside of a few kind words from the candidate's staunch supporters, and Russian President Vladimir Putin, there hasn't been a lot of praise for the Trump Doctrine this week, with most editorial writers and foreign policy experts dismissing the speech as "rife with contradictions" and predictably lacking in specifics.
If you've been following the news closely, a new doctrine usually confirms a lot of what everyone was already thinking, with maybe an indication of where they see themselves going in the future.
Ryan, there's been a lot of clamoring from every side for an "Obama Doctrine".
It is a flexible doctrine that can embody a lot of policy positions.
