In contrast, once a contract is established by specific intent, the law is willing, through any number of doctrines concerning both interpretation and gap-filling, to impute to the parties a general intent that their contracts contain optimal terms.
The term soteriology denotes beliefs and doctrines concerning salvation in any specific religion, as well as the study of the subject.
But Origen needed to defend specific doctrines concerning Christ.
The Council of Nicaea and subsequent councils formulated the doctrines concerning the nature of the Godhead and the person of Christ.
Mariology, in Christian, especially Roman Catholic, theology, the study of doctrines concerning Mary, the mother of Jesus; the term also refers to the content of these doctrines.
Christians reframed these motifs within their new images of history and their doctrines concerning the nature of God, sin, and redemption.
The development of the doctrines concerning the Trinity and the Incarnation, as it took place during the first eight centuries of Christian history, was related to the concept of humankind's participation in divine life.
It is "an exercise of raw judicial power, unmoored from the relevant doctrines concerning when judges may strike down a whole law because of a single alleged legal infirmity buried within," they wrote in a New York Times op-ed.
The doctrines concerning the mortality of the individual soul, the eternity of the world, and the existence of a single Mind for the whole human race to the exclusion of individual minds were key doctrines for Averroës; they had some basis but not much in the thought of Aristotle.
The great tympanums (the space above the lintel of a door that is enclosed by the doorway arch) of Autun, Moissac, and other medieval churches symbolize some of the most profound Christian doctrines concerning the ends of human life and man's relations with the divine.
Here, as in the case of images, a distinction can be made between the magical character of folk beliefs and the diverse theological doctrines concerning these religious objects; only rarely have religious authorities opposed the cult of saints, images, and relics and the concomitant belief in miracles an exception is classical Protestantism, which in the 16th century rejected such cults.
