For their slot focuses on people's lives and experiences as much as philosophical or doctrinal concepts.
12. Patisambhida-magga ("Way of Analysis"), a late work consisting of 30 chapters of Abhidhamma or scholastic-like analysis, of various doctrinal concepts.
In these translations, though respecting main doctrinal concepts and general structure of the books, he maked multiple contributions which are often difficult to differentiate from the original texts; he also removed references to the original authors passing the books as their own [32, 34, 35].
First, its truth is apparently tied to a doctrinal concept of law that identifies which legal rules are in force in a community.
This determination of the prevailing rule of law (under Claim (I)′ as the doctrinal concept of law) thus becomes an empirical question on which a judge might err by rendering judgment according to an inefficient rule.
Those who had once thought that definition of doctrine failed to capture the essence of Christianity were now defining their concept of the essence in doctrinal terms, but were doing so for Lutherans, Reformed, Presbyterians, and even for more radical dissenters and resistors of creeds, such as the Anabaptists.
"The concept of sovereignty then represented merely the doctrinal counterpart of the application of single point perspective to the organization of political space" (Ruggie, 2000, 186).
Especially referent to my own experience of clarity in terms of finding first Pentecostal/Charismatic doctrinal evidence in the Scriptures, then finding clear Calvinist doctrines there, and then a little later, finding post-millennial, Reconstructionist concepts there.
But saying that Stalin and his nation survived the Nazi invasion neither excuses his failure to prepare for it, nor proves that his wartime leadership had become both successful and flexible as a result of it.Mr Roberts tries to explain Stalin's shortcomings by saying that "the concept of strategic defence had no place in the doctrinal universe of the Soviet High Command at the time".
The doctrinal changes in the church occurred gradually, but by 1994, most of the concepts of Armstrongism had been largely modified or discontinued.
By exposing the doctrinal deviations in the extreme theological positions of his time, viz., the concept of Christ as predominantly divine or human, advocated respectively by the monophysite or Nestorian schools, Theodore intended to show the middle ground of orthodox teaching.
