Sentence examples for doctrinal completeness from inspiring English sources

Cyril of Jerusalem in his Catecheses (348): the church is called catholic on the ground of its worldwide extension, its doctrinal completeness, its adaptation to the needs of men of every kind, and its moral and spiritual perfection.

A notable exposition of the term as it had developed during the first three centuries of Christianity was given by St. Cyril of Jerusalem in his Catecheses (348): the church is called catholic on the ground of its worldwide extension, its doctrinal completeness, its adaptation to the needs of men of every kind, and its moral and spiritual perfection.

1. Doctrinal disagreement.

Proteomics aims for completeness.

"Completeness," Dr. Kiewra says.

Completeness became his obsession.

Fairness includes completeness.

A completeness or a brokenness.

It has an epic completeness.

The completeness of his commitment!

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