Sentence examples for both in doctrine and from inspiring English sources

As with Porphyry's Life of Plotinus, both Marinus' and Damascius' works are biographies written by students praising extensively the achievements of their teachers both in doctrine and in philosophical life.

Before Grosseteste, Aristotle's text was considered very difficult, both in doctrine and in language, and it seems to have caused some concern because of its apparent disagreement with the dominant Augustinian theory of knowledge.

While Roman and Celtic Christianity were very similar in doctrine and both accepted ultimate papal authority, there were differences in practice.

But there are differences between the two chancellors, in doctrine and results.

This church tended to be quite conservative in doctrine and worship practices, but, gradually, changes were made.

To answer these challenges, orthodox accounts of contract must vindicate both in doctrine and in theory the distinctive and unmediated role of intentions in creating and fixing contractual obligations.

In 1549, however, Bullinger and Calvin succeeded in overcoming the differences in doctrine and produced the Consensus Tigurinus (Zurich Consensus).

Given the similarities in doctrine and geographic reach with the Pentecostal Holiness Church, the two groups began talks on a merger.

In France, too, both the doctrine and the courts have refused to take Cujus est solum literally.

This respect for individuality has its roots both in Christian doctrines and in the (not unrelated) sovereignty of the self reflected in state-of-nature theories about the foundations of social organization.

Because of variations in both doctrine and practice, however, the Eucharist, which was intended as both a symbol of and a means of fostering unity within the church, has been a source of disunity and even contention.