Sentence examples for doctrinal allegiance from inspiring English sources

Breton, however, demanded firm doctrinal allegiance.

Moreover, much of what is characterized as Islamophobia today arises out of taking seriously the impassioned claims of doctrinal allegiance made by Islamic terrorist groups and their supporters.

This philosophical tale further complicates the question of Ibn Ezra's doctrinal allegiances.

There always will be doctrinal trivia and political allegiances that you are expected to hold, but aren't spelled out.  .

And though it may be doctrinal hostility to America, and allegiance to Iran and Syria, that are propelling the current push to unseat the government, Hizbullah has capitalised on suspicion of America to broaden its appeal beyond its core Shia constituency.The threat of unrest has raised fears that Sunnis will be pitted against Shias, and pro- and anti-Syrian Christian factions against each other.

Tabrīz was a capital of the new Mongol empire, and Shabestarī's life was clearly influenced by fierce doctrinal disputes and by a struggle between Christianity and Islām for the allegiance of the Mongol rulers.

Gassendi's career as a priest is a crucial facet of his intellectual constitution: his writings reflect an unbending allegiance to Holy Scripture and Church teachings, though not necessarily in orthodox doctrinal lights.

Predestination was its doctrinal core.

Pledging allegiance to Fidel Castro?

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.