Leaving the Church (capital "C" = whole Christian community, across doctrines and denominations) is getting a lot of attention these days, for a multitude of reasons and from a plethora of perspectives.
Thus, the senior Hamlet's plea to "Remember me" takes precedence over his injunction to revenge; traditional preoccupations of Hamlet criticism become secondary to the concern for spiritual community which Reformation doctrine threatened.
Our communities understood the doctrine from Thatcher: they knew it was about the break-up of communities, the break-up of society, and the fact you shouldn't show feeling for others.
Mr. Shahzad's generation grew up in a Pakistan where alcohol had been banned and Islam had been forced into schools and communities as a doctrine and a national glue. 1 2 Next Page » Reporting was contributed by Nina Bernstein and Alison Leigh Cowan from New York, and Ray Rivera and Karen Zraick from Connecticut.
Yet many people, especially in the business community, do take the doctrine very seriously indeed.
One can argue, for example, that privacy of online confessions should be protected under judicial privileges or related doctrines that encourage full disclosure by penitents (a question with implications extending well beyond a given religious doctrine or community).
So LNT was thrust on the scientific community as the accepted doctrine in radiation safety, viewed as "conservative", even though there is no scientific basis for it, and it is not at all conservative.
But can that philosophy fit with the modern doctrine of community policing?
I've elaborated further on convention over configuration, the a la carte/omakase conflict, the appeal of integrated systems, and other core values of the Rails community in The Rails Doctrine.
Conservative Christianity in America remains largely opposed to LGBT inclusion in matters of faith, doctrine and community, insisting as it does upon an interpretation of the Bible that excludes LGBT members from full participation in the life of the church.
