Sentence examples for doctrinal conclusions from inspiring English sources

Focused on reading rather than fixed doctrinal conclusions, the book "reads" with a rich company of interpreters, including the first three readers: Mark, Matthew, and Luke.

Later on, post-canonical Abhidharma texts became complex philosophical treatises employing sophisticated methods of argumentation and independent investigations that resulted in doctrinal conclusions quite far removed from their canonical antecedents.

Its articles were intended to be rigorously analytical and attempted to "settl[e] the [Biblical] text by a comparison of various readings; by accurate translation, division, and punctuation; by a concise, well-digested commentary; by notes philosophical and explanatory; and finally by adding doctrinal and moral conclusions".

Last week, the Vatican announced the conclusions of its doctrinal assessment of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), which represents most of America's nuns.

Table 1: The doctrinal paradox Proposition r is the conclusion, whereas p and q are the premises.

The International Theological Commission, an advisory body to the Vatican's doctrinal office, considered female deacons in 2002, but it reached rather muddy conclusions.

In The Power, a convent gives sanctuary to the newly empowered young women when the male establishment is hunting them down, and – despite the doctrinal problems that they pose – goes on to preserve their stories and to sanctify their conclusion that God must be female.

1. Doctrinal disagreement.

Doctrinal Paradox & International Law.

Predestination was its doctrinal core.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.