Elizabeth's religious settlement was constructed on the doctrine of adiaphorism, the belief that, except for a few fundamentals, there exists in religion a wide area of "things indifferent" that could be decided by the government on the basis of expediency.
Both the Sarvāstivāda and the post-canonical Theravāda constructed a radical doctrine of momentariness (Skt., kṣāṇavāda, Pali, khāṇavāda) that atomizes phenomena temporally by dissecting them into a succession of discrete, momentary events that pass out of existence as soon as they have originated.
It is possible to construct Shintō doctrines from them by interpreting the myths and religious practices they describe.
Positivism asserted very early its wish to construct a moral doctrine that owes nothing to the supernatural.
The theory constructed out of these divergent doctrines illustrates Leibniz's eclectic approach to philosophical investigation.
He constructed numerous arguments against their doctrines by utilizing the "divine light," characterized within what he called his "Ideal Philosophy".
In partnership with George Howe, he built the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society Building, a 33-story skyscraper tower which is one of the two or three large office buildings in this country constructed in strict accordance with Modernist doctrines.
Australian historian Craig Stockings highlighted that the Italians were hampered by a faulty defensive concept and poorly designed and constructed outposts, were weakened by previous casualties, inappropriate doctrine, inferior weaponry (particularly artillery), and an inability to counter British armour.
Although the United States has never constructed a doomsday machine, the concept was mimicked in the doctrine of mutually assured destruction (MAD), which was the basis of both U.S. and Soviet nuclear strategy in the 1960s and '70s.
Locke finds the source of all our ideas, the ideas out of which human knowledge is constructed, in the senses and argues influentially against the rationalists' doctrine of innate ideas.
