Sentence examples for complete doctrine from inspiring English sources

The complete doctrine of creation applies, however, not only to the universe itself, but to all contingent things, and once we consider the application of the doctrine to other things, conflict with science is inevitable when we generalize such an account of creation to the coming into existence of every contingent thing.

Nevertheless, it was the Buddha who formulated this theory into a complete doctrine.

A complete formal doctrine of the role of systems engineering, however, first emerged in the years after World War II as part of an effort to redefine the policy and structure of the research and development.

His history of geometry, arithmetic, and astronomy completed the Doctrines of the Natural Scientists of Theophrastus.

It is both a temple and a complete exposition of doctrine, designed as a whole, and completed as it was designed, with only one major afterthought.

Old Catholic church, any of the groups of Western Christians who believe themselves to maintain in complete loyalty the doctrine and traditions of the undivided church but who separated from the see of Rome after the First Vatican council of 1869 70.

Nonetheless, Thomism remains the most complete and lasting political doctrine of Roman Catholicism, since modified and adapted but not in principle superseded.

This means that the notion of divine omniscience which in the case of Leibniz takes the form of the doctrine of complete concepts must be abandoned.

In its complete form, the Mohist doctrine is that people are to follow the fa (standard, model) of "inclusively caring for each other, and in interaction benefiting each other".

Authorities of the Swiss canton of Valais claimed that Raëlians support a doctrine of "complete sexual liberty", and they denied an application by Raël to live in their area.

Samuel Butler, though a complete unbeliever in the doctrines of Christianity, in the preface to one of his books Erewhon Revisited (Butler 1932) described himself as the broadest of broad churchmen.