Sentence examples for and the doctrines of from inspiring English sources

"And the doctrines of hate and the kind of hypocrisies that were being used to cover up brutality.

Secular art was under threat, and the doctrines of this preacher were hotly debated in Botticelli's studio.

Gassendi believed that there was no conflict between his mechanistic atomism and the doctrines of Roman Catholicism; indeed, he took pains to emphasize their compatibility.

It is possible to reconstruct a common pattern for these initiations of individuals, although an Orphic "church" never existed, and the doctrines of the many small communities of individualists varied on a broad scale.

One tract, Pirqe Avot ("Sayings of the Fathers"), treated the meaning and posture of a life according to the Torah, while other passages made reference to the mystical studies into which only the most advanced and religiously worthy were initiated e.g., the activities of the Merkava, or divine "Chariot," and the doctrines of creation.

These are the theory of the syllogism and the doctrines of contraposition and obversion.

Commentaries and textbooks are not the only types of texts used for interpreting, discussing, defending, adapting and transforming the doctrines of Aristotle (and his commentators) in the Renaissance.

Condillac's other philosophical works support and embellish the doctrines of the Essay and the Treatise.

Dōshō returned to Japan and introduced the doctrines of the Wei-shih school.

The solution to this state of affairs, Spinoza believes, is to examine the Bible anew and find the doctrines of the "true religion".

The ground was being prepared for the First Vatican Council and the doctrine of papal infallibility.