The Eastern Orthodox Church is formally committed to the Christology (doctrine of Christ) that was defined by the councils of the first eight centuries.
Mr. Wolf's team calls "Chicago Fire," which begins Wednesday on NBC, "Dick Wolf 2.0," a slightly evolved approach for a big-name producer firmly committed to the creative doctrine that made "Law & Order" a billion-dollar property and one of the most lucrative franchises ever on television.
As discussed earlier, Herder's philosophy of language is committed to the two doctrines that thought is essentially dependent on and bounded by language, and that meaning is word-usage.
In his Metacritique (1784), Hamann is no less verbally committed to the two doctrines in question than Herder.
By the time of writing this work, Herder was already committed to the two doctrines in question, and, as this would suggest, from the start in the Critical Forests he is committed to narrow expressivism.
It is important to emphasize the individualistic character of the sophistic profession; its practitioners belonged to no organization, shared no common body of beliefs and founded no schools, either in the sense of academic institutions or in that of bodies of individuals committed to the promulgation of specific doctrines.
This strikes me as a bigger deal than whether Rubio slurped his water; he and his party are now committed to the belief that their pre-crisis doctrine was perfect, that there are no lessons from the worst financial crisis in three generations except that we should have even less regulation.
The real resistance came from conservative evangelicals, committed to the position that the Bible forbids women to teach men doctrine.
This was the doctrine of Aristotle and the Stoics, and also of orthodox Neoplatonists, who interpreted Plato's Timaeus as likewise committed to the past eternity of the world.
