Sentence examples for developing the doctrine from inspiring English sources
Clarence expanded or altered many of the original views of the Nation of Islam in developing the doctrine of the Five Percent Nation.
Trying to avoid all sinful activity, he especially avoided injuring any kind of life, thus developing the doctrine of ahimsa, or nonviolence.
I'd like to nominate Irving Kristol, the neoconservative former editor of The Public Interest, as the father of "intelligent design". No, he didn't play any role in developing the doctrine.
The Act sought expressly to control the use of a contributory negligence defense, but the Court circumvented this to a considerable degree by developing the doctrine of 'primary duty.' See Great Northern R. Co. v. Wiles, 240 U.S. 444, 36 S.Ct.
Nonetheless, Sukhlāljī Saṁghavī and Rasiklāl C. Pārīkh (1940: xi-xii) take the text as 'a work of the Lokāyata or Cārvāka school, or to be more precise – of a particular division of that school', emphasising that Jayarāśi 'is developing the doctrine of the orthodox Lokāyata'.
Whether one sees this background as a providentially supplied and useful tool, or as an unavoidably distorting influence, those developing the doctrine saw themselves as trying to build a systematic Christian theology on the Bible while remaining faithful to earlier post-biblical tradition.
Mahayana Buddhism developed the doctrine of Buddha-nature, defined as the immutable nature of all beings; the fundamental unity beneath all existence; the ground of being.
It is also a theological discourse that develops the doctrine of the spirits of truth and perversity mentioned in the sect's Manual of Discipline.
Mormonism, by its own definition a "restoration" of original Christianity, does not draw from the teachings of early church fathers and councils who fully developed the doctrine of the Trinity in response to heretical challenges.
