Sentence examples for all doctrinal from inspiring English sources

Beyond representing all doctrinal areas of constitutional law, Texas cases deal with the major issues of the nation.

At the beginning of the text, Pope Francis emphasizes that "not all doctrinal, moral or pastoral discussions have to be resolved with an intervention by the educator" (paragraph 3).

It alone is the final authority in determining all doctrinal truths (for example: not traditions or other writings).

Pentecostals believe that prayer is a person's way to talk to God, and that "rightly dividing" the Word of Truth (The Bible) -- and so, measuring out its meanings correctly, is your final authority for answering all doctrinal questions.

"Forget all the doctrinal disputes," he urges.

In 2001, however, Pope John Paul II assigned responsibility to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican's all-important doctrinal office, which was headed by Joseph Ratzinger, then a cardinal.

"Good Pope John" was a pastoral, and not at all a doctrinal, reformer, and would have had no reservation about any of his successors' more fundamental beliefs about "faith and morals".

This year, the Pope will be expected to confront these matters in all their doctrinal complexity.

Benedict, for all his doctrinal rigidity, remains extremely forthcoming as a scholar, and he is much more careful than his predecessor to distinguish between opinion and "truth".

For all his doctrinal orthodoxy and supposed intellectual distinction, the luxuriantly-bearded Mr Williams is a self-styled "hairy leftie" who was arrested in the 1980s during a protest against American nuclear weapons.

I could not fully flesh out all the brigade's doctrinal differences with the Army's leadership in Iraq at the time, and all the conflicts that resulted from those differences.