The Three Jewels constitute the basis of the Jain doctrinal and ethical stance.
It appears, then, that Richard Rufus and Richard the Sophister cannot be identified, at least on the basis of these alleged doctrinal and terminological similarities.
On January 24th, the American Library Association issued a condemnation of Arizona's "suppression of open inquiry and free expression caused by closure of ethnic and cultural studies programs on the basis of partisan or doctrinal disapproval," and the Tucson school district's "restriction of access to educational materials associated with ethnic and cultural studies programs".
The doctrinal basis of the World Council of Churches is limited to the affirmation that it is "a fellowship of churches which accept our Lord Jesus Christ as God and Savior" (1961).
Wherever he went Socinus conducted his theological inquiries, with special concern for the sacraments, grace, predestination, resurrection of the body, repentance, and the doctrinal basis of the original gospel.
When I first read Jon Krakauer's book Under The Banner of Heaven, I skipped over the history section, completely missing the mention of Joseph Smith's polygamy and the doctrinal basis of polygamy.
In June 1977, Kimball asked at least three general authorities – including apostles Bruce R. McConkie, Thomas S. Monson, and Boyd K. Packer – to submit memos "on the doctrinal basis of the prohibition and how a change might affect the Church", to which McConkie wrote a long treatise concluding there were no scriptural impediments to a change.
It was a time of doctrinal ferment.
The public issues were doctrinal consensus and heresy, yet in the midst of doctrinal controversy alienation was prompted by political, cultural, philosophical, and linguistic differences.
The Nicene Creed exists in two versions and represents a new type of doctrinal statement.
