Sentence examples for any doctrine from inspiring English sources

For the purposes of this document, creationism is defined as, "any doctrine or theory which holds that natural biological processes cannot account for the history, diversity, and complexity of life on earth and therefore rejects the scientific theory of evolution".

At the same time, he emphasized the limitations of any doctrine positing the constitution of nature in consciousness.

We can enjoy the stories and teachings of any doctrine as myth or philosophy, and be provoked and entertained.

Though fascinated by the developments he studied, he resisted being part of any camp or espousing any doctrine.

Burke gave only qualified support to movements for parliamentary reform; though he accepted the possibility of widening political participation, he rejected any doctrine of mere rule of numbers.

In March 1925 the Tennessee legislature had declared unlawful the teaching of any doctrine denying the divine creation of man as taught by the Bible.

I do agree with Whelan that any rule of constitutional construction--any doctrine developed to implement the Constitution's guarantees in a particular legal setting, including judicial engagement--must not contradict the original meaning of the Constitution's text.

He had each legal problem discussed before formulating any doctrines.

It would be difficult to identify any doctrines that are common to all these thinkers.

But if Arcesilaus followed this model consistently by arguing against every philosophical position that came to his notice and refraining from making any positive arguments or affirmations on any philosophical question, it is hard to see why we should think that he accepted any doctrines, including akatalêpsia and universal epochê.

VOLUNTEER TWO: He actually hasn't changed any doctrines.