Sentence examples for distinct doctrines from inspiring English sources

More accurately, a family of related but distinct doctrines has gone under the heading 'non-naturalism'.

Second, there is a question of the relationship between the two doctrines: whether they are logically distinct doctrines or simply different descriptions of the same fundamental divine activity.

Rather it should be understood as a diverse family of distinct doctrines; many of whom would be surprised — and, indeed, disconcerted to find themselves regarded as members of a single household.

Unpacking this metaphysical package, one can discern three distinct doctrines of existence that draw upon his intellectual influences, which include Avicennan philosophy, the intuitive philosophy of the ishraqi school associated with Suhrawardi, and the Sufi metaphysics of being of Ibn al-'Arabi.

Supporters of this view concede that while privity and consideration are distinct doctrines, there is a strong relationship between the two.

It has been argued that privity is not even a distinct doctrine, but rather simply part of consideration.

Two distinct legal doctrines evolved concerning such rights.

The Washington Post even followed up with a front-page "news" story seeking to make the same point, upping the ante by quoting a former Bush administration official claiming there have been SEVEN distinct Bush doctrines.

Although the autonomy rights of religious institutions are recognized and the Catholic Church would certainly not be required to ordain women, there is no distinct legal doctrine in Europe creating an American-style ministerial exception.

The book Metaphysics of Morals has two distinct parts: the "Doctrine of Right" and the "Doctrine of Virtue".

But in the second "overlapping consensus" conception, Rawls leaves it "to each person" to render the political conception compatible with her distinct, unshared comprehensive doctrine.