Sentence examples for doctrinal arguments from inspiring English sources

Doctrinal arguments proceed from the application of precedents.

However, one can nonetheless advance several strong doctrinal arguments in favor of such a right.

Part V shows that such a rule is also supported by strong doctrinal arguments.

It also argues that there are persuasive doctrinal arguments justifying the recognition of such a right as a matter of black letter law.

He discusses matters like the order of sacrifices in the ancient Temple in Jerusalem, the doctrinal arguments between different Jewish sects in the Roman Empire, and the varieties of Jewish mysticism, or Kabbalah.

The growing assertion of the Christian south is provoking fierce doctrinal arguments, too, often over their preference for literal readings of the Bible and a conservative view on social issues.

The particular matter of who abetted McCarrick and how has taken on a dimension of doctrinal argument, subtly shifting into a debate about what the church ought to teach.

Classical, devotional, folk, and popular examples introduce Gods as musicians, sound as God, music as yoga, singing as devotion, music as ¿ecstasy¿-inducing, music as site for doctrinal argument, music and religion as vehicles for nationalism.

Thirty-nine Artheles, the doctrinal statement of the Church of England.

While the limits of either state or federal powers are not fixed, and the doctrinal and policy arguments change somewhat, the pervasive sense is that preexisting (albeit vague and contested) boundaries and options exist; opportunities for invention are not generous.

In addition, his works often state doctrinal positions and arguments with which he disagrees, in order to refute them.