"There are aspects of the doctrine, the practice, the experience that prepare people well for leadership," he said.
Hume adds a further set of objections relating to the morally pernicious aspects of the doctrine of a future state of rewards and punishments.
In the first place, he wants to stress the crucial aspects of the doctrine of the First Cause understood as One, presented in the previous chapters.
Kant's theory of mathematical practice connects not only with his theory of sensibility (as described above) but also with other aspects of the doctrine of Transcendental Idealism, as it is articulated throughout Kant's critical works.
Following the lead of Alexander's treatise On Providence, 'Abd al-Latif introduces the problem of evil and places his examination of those aspects of the doctrine of providence that regard man and his actions within the framework of a discussion more of a cosmological nature.
Semantic reism is parallel to the ontological aspect of this doctrine.
Whichever of these is the correct interpretation of Aristotle, it was the second which was the core of 'Aristotelian science' as found in scholastic philosophy, and it was this aspect of the Aristotelian doctrine of substance that aroused most opposition amongst seventeenth century philosophers and scientists.
But here, he seems far too eager to minimize the threat, perhaps fearing that by conceding any aspect of the Bush doctrine, he somehow legitimizes the whole flawed approach.
One aspect of this doctrine is a kind of holism about content, which holds that any individual belief or judgment gets its content only in virtue of being part of a system of judgments.
As Appelbaum and colleagues [ 14] say, 'The duty of disclosure or duty to inform is the truly distinguishing and innovative aspect of the informed consent doctrine'[ 14, 57].
