Sentence examples for basic doctrines from inspiring English sources

Indeed, believers seem willing to bend basic doctrines in the name of interfaith amity.

Black Protestants may affirm Christ's divinity, the Bible's literal authority, and the other basic doctrines that white conservatives preach.

He was talking like a professor, not like a pastor, apparently unaware that many believers expect their bishops to believe the basic doctrines).

Mr MacCulloch describes the era with a skilful sweep, though little distinguishes this section from a more general account.Some will be less happy with his treatment of Christianity's early years, when basic doctrines were being hammered out.

(Years ago, the Anglican bishop of Durham, formerly a liberal professor of theology, caused a scandal when he seemed to refer to the Resurrection as "a conjuring trick with bones". He was talking like a professor, not like a pastor, apparently unaware that many believers expect their bishops to believe the basic doctrines).

Lurianic Kabbala developed several basic doctrines: the "withdrawal" (tzimtzum) of the divine light, thereby creating primordial space; the sinking of luminous particles into matter (qellipot: "shells"); and a "cosmic restoration" (tiqqun) that is achieved by the Jew through an intense mystical life and unceasing struggle against evil.

The basic doctrine of ʿAlawite faith is the deification of ʿAlī.

It is a "basic doctrine of equity jurisprudence that courts of equity should not act..

The term originally referred to those divisions that were caused by disagreement over something other than basic doctrine.

As previously stated this Court has followed and reasserted the basic doctrine of the Pollard case many times.

This playlist attempts to lay out a basic doctrine of cause in fact, without yet worrying about problems of foreseeability.