Sentence examples for article the doctrine of from inspiring English sources

Thus, even more than the other two theological loci we have discussed in this article, the doctrine of salvation seems ripe for substantial further research.

The article discusses how the doctrine of papal infallibility affects the Catholic Church's reconciliation with its complicitous role in the Holocaust and also how Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II), while forging a new relationship between Catholics and Jews, has remained silent on the serious question of why the Church failed to speak out for the Jews in the Second World War.

Primo de Rivera's articles and speeches formed the doctrine of Franco's Nationalist movement in the years after the Civil War.

Like Mexico (see article), it has subscribed to the doctrine of non-intervention in the affairs of others.That is slowly changing under Fernando Henrique Cardoso, its cosmopolitan and polyglot president since 1995.

The scope of these articles, particularly with respect to the doctrine of due process, was heavily debated by the Constituent Assembly.

Widely recognized as a biblical scholar after publication of his study The Doctrine of the Greek Article Applied to the Criticism and Illustration of the New Testament (1808), Middleton was consecrated in 1814 as bishop of Calcutta.

It is not clear when Maclean became aware of it, but by the time he wrote of his experiences in the Levant (in 1817) he had absorbed Manningham's argument and was further asserting that there was a "despotic" Catholic tendency whereby Catholic nations were obliged to adopt the doctrine of contagion as an "article of faith".

Acceptance of the doctrine of the Trinity is the first of the Thirty-nine Articles to which an Anglican was supposed to subscribe.

The doctrine of the Pentecostal Holiness Church is articulated in the Apostles' Creed and the Articles of Faith.

The doctrine of maya was totally rejected.

Eschatology, the doctrine of the last things.