Sentence examples for another doctrine that from inspiring English sources

Another doctrine that is heavily affected by how one understands the attributes is the union of mind and body.

Of even greater concern for lawsuits against other banks filed by Mr. Picard is Judge Rakoff's discussion of another important legal doctrine that limits his authority to sue others for their role in assisting Mr. Madoff perpetrate and perpetuate his Ponzi scheme.

The contributors to this volume treat pluralism as a concept that is historically and ideologically produced or, put another way, as a doctrine that is embedded within a range of political, civic, and cultural institutions.

Giles was much more steadfast in his opposition to another major tenet of "Averroistic" doctrine, that is the unicity of the possible intellect.

His interest in numbers (he wrote a work on numbers), to which he assigns an ontological role (fr. 2.20-24) may well be for him another Pythagorean doctrine that Plato had taken over (see Staab 2002, 99 100).

To explain their impacts with one another, he then held that the atoms are subject to chance swerves a doctrine that was also used to explain free will.

First, because it is an elite doctrine that is often not shared by ordinary people.

It is this doctrine that makes Ayatollah Khamenei supreme leader and all others subordinate to him.

Armstrong promoted a strict, minimalist doctrine that included observing the Sabbath.

Is it really a doctrine that pervades the American left, as many conservatives charge?

Its ruling Baath party preached a doctrine that combined socialism with Arab nationalism.