Sentence examples for doctrinal change from inspiring English sources

"In practice it seems to be changing," says the Archdeacon of Leicester, Tim Stratford, although there's been no doctrinal change.

Each theory of development has had its own distinctive prescription for doctrinal stability and doctrinal change.

Though scholarly, it speaks to today, written as it is by someone who has experienced doctrinal change at first hand.

In the various spheres within which Francis operates, experience over ideology means, yes, doctrinal change, economic reform, political transformation.

The judges whom state legislatures sought to reign in had already begun a trend of doctrinal change favoring defendants.

The judges whom state legislatures sought to rein in had already begun a trend of doctrinal change favoring defendants.

But doctrinal changes are helping too.

But in fact the Church has made profound doctrinal changes in living memory.

"A Pope, by his nature, can't make doctrinal changes," Dolan said on NBC's "Meet the Press".

The executive committees of the Texas and Virginia state Baptist conventions have rejected the national group's latest doctrinal changes, officials with the national convention said.

But there is also considerable prudence in "The Joy of the Gospel;" on the surface, it does not appear to contain major doctrinal changes.