Sentence examples for central doctrines from inspiring English sources

This truth of the human person is tied to the central doctrines of the church.

Many liberal Catholics stay with the church precisely because of its central doctrines.

The central doctrines of this school were developed by a group of philosophers, scientists, and logicians centred in Vienna who came to be known as the Vienna Circle.

While many American Catholics undoubtedly believe that the Vatican should change its teachings with regard to issues like the ordination of women and allowing priests to marry, these are not "central doctrines" in Catholicism.

Gopnik might also have noted that Giordano Bruno was not burned at the stake simply for proposing new cosmologies but for denying the divinity of Jesus, the authority of the Church, the single creation of human beings, and a lot of other central doctrines.

Orthodox Christianity had been put under the microscope by theologians who were questioning central doctrines such as the virgin birth or the resurrection - scepticism that still has the power to shock a century later - and the result was a spiritual vacuum.

It is, he suggests, the closest the United States comes to having a central doctrine.

Gopnik's article is almost entirely silent on Buddhism's central doctrine of compassion.

After all, its central doctrine is the incarnation, and Saint Paul taught the resurrection of the body.

It was the central doctrine of Aristotle's philosophy of nature.

While critical of Mr. Bush for making military pre-emption a central doctrine, he insisted he would be willing to use it as a "last resort".