Sentence examples for doctrinal base from inspiring English sources

Lindsey broadened dispensationalism's doctrinal base and gave endtimes religion mass appeal.

Market fundamentalism is the doctrinal foundation for this reactionary cult.

Cabezon (1992) usefully summarizes Vasubandhu's arguments here in three general categories: Arguments based on the structure of the canon; arguments based on doctrinal contents; and arguments based upon "intercanonical criteria for authenticity".

It will demonstrate the growing sectarian divide in a country where discrimination based upon doctrinal difference used to be reserved only for the Christians.

Over the centuries, a radical doctrinal shift had occurred.

It also called for strict adherence to an orthodox Anglican theology based on the traditional doctrinal statement of Anglicanism, the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion of 1571, stipulating that they be "taken in their literal and grammatical sense".

Schmithausen in particular claims that the idealist formulation arose not out of purely theoretical or doctrinal concerns, but rather as a generalization based on the insights derived from meditative practice.

The Three Jewels constitute the basis of the Jain doctrinal and ethical stance.

Buddhism in Japan had become more and more doctrinally confused, and the identity of the various sects was based more on institutional aspects than on doctrinal tenets.

If Jesus is for the poor -- a doctrinal assertion -- then the faithful must make moral decisions based on that.

Later, during the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, the doctrinal controversies between Protestants and Roman Catholics raised fundamental epistemological issues about the bases and criteria of religious knowledge.