Vishnu temples were numerous, and the doctrine of Vishnu's avatars (incarnations) was widely accepted.
The ground was being prepared for the First Vatican Council and the doctrine of papal infallibility.
To many people, Wolfowitz is indelibly associated with the decision to invade Iraq and the doctrine of preëmptive war.
Evolution by saltation seems to be the rule in the microbial world, and the doctrine of common descent is questioned.
So far, foreign policy has hardly changed, and the doctrine of seeking national security through military might understandably prevails.
It may be noted that western Europe was the cradle of nationalism and the doctrine of the sovereignty of states.
Huckabee used gay marriage to segue into an attack on the courts and the "doctrine of judicial supremacy", which he likened to "judicial tyranny".
More spacious and moving are two quotations that raise prophetic questions in a time of corporate scandal and the doctrine of military pre-emption.
"On the other side, the madness of hydrogen bombs and the doctrine of 'mutual assured destruction' with which we are now precariously living".
Mr. Schempp objected because he and his family did not believe in Christ's divinity and the doctrine of the Trinity, among other teachings.
And the doctrine of political correctness along with the rise of multiculturalism prevented aspiring satirists from heaping scorn on once easy targets.
