Sentence examples for correct doctrine from inspiring English sources

In one fateful stroke, because of the new theological interpretations, the play fell outside of correct doctrine.

In many religious groups, the word, from the Greek for "correct doctrine" or "right belief," designates not one side in theological controversies but precisely what is at issue: What constitutes correct or true teaching within that particular tradition?

Moreover, in Hesychast fashion he used the method of dramatic biographies of the leading Orthodox saints and early fathers as the vehicle for propagating correct doctrine and asceticism by interweaving theological reflections with the narrative.

Later in his speech he explained that he was concerned not only with his own firearms, but with those of the future gun-owners of America: It is time they found out that the politically correct doctrine of today has misled them.

See 161 U.S., at 529, 16 S.Ct., at 604 (" 'We take it to be the correct doctrine in this country, that the ownership of wild animals, so far as they are capable of ownership, is in the State, not as a proprietor but in its sovereign capacity as the representative and for the benefit of all its people in common.' ").

We may at least confess the correct doctrine, even if only later we come to understand what we've been saying.

The Gomarists demanded that the government uphold their principles because the Reformed Church was the only true church, but they reserved for themselves the right to declare what the correct doctrines were; and they vigorously asserted that other religious groups, Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish alike, should be suppressed or at least penalized and restricted.

Western Christianity has relied heavily on signing up to "correct" doctrines in order to be saved.

The problem is that the book around which these "correct" doctrines are spun is not a book at all.

"Understand that we have some real problems at our college campuses with political correctness, with an ideology that is forced upon people who, you know, who may not agree with the politically correct left doctrine," Mr. Santorum said.

If this interpretation is correct, the doctrine is probably untenable.