The inquisition was inaugurated in 833, when the Caliph made obligatory upon all Muslims the belief that the Qurʾān was created, a doctrine of the Muʿtazilites, a rationalist Islāmic school that claimed that reason was equal to revelation as a means to religious truth.
He stands in an established tradition of Catholic conservatives who have reinterpreted the tenets of classical libertarian thought to create a hybrid doctrine suited for the defense of unbridled capitalism.
I think if the opinion had said what Potter Stewart said very briefly" — namely that the right to marital and family privacy previously recognized by the court included a right to choose abortion — "it might have been much more acceptable, instead of trying to create a new doctrine that really didn't make sense".
It has justified this power grab for the states by creating a nonsensical doctrine of state immunity -- what Justice John Paul Stevens, in a concurring opinion yesterday, called "the second 11th Amendment," based in "judge-made" law, not "constitutional text".
When we understand that true morality is independent of religious doctrine, we will create a path toward a just society.
They now get to reshape workers' rights and create a bill of rights suffused with neoliberal doctrine.
Romantic rivalry inspires Mr Chirac's determination to create a "multi-polar" world, and his resistance to Mr Bush's doctrine of unilateral pre-emption.
With the Gnostic interpretation of the Gospel, Mani tried to combine the doctrines of Zoroaster and Jesus in order to create a new religion of a universal character.
Dr. Tietjen was a former president of Concordia Seminary who helped create a breakaway seminary and an alliance of dissident congregations in a split over biblical doctrine.
Accepting that theory, she wrote, would create an "unprecedented exception" to the exhaustion doctrine.
