Sentence examples for doctrinal context from inspiring English sources

Analogies, like precedents, arise within a doctrinal context.

Here it is quite possible that these conflicting decisions are both correct, in the sense that each is correct within its own doctrinal context.

In this context, the Vatican's "doctrinal assessment" of the LCWR can be seen as an attempt to tug America's leading (but also dwindling) female religious orders toward the first path.

There's no ideological context for bin Laden or those suspected of association with Al Qaeda; there's also no doctrinal, or, for that matter, personal context for the protagonist.

So perhaps it's no coincidence that atheism emerged in the context of the Western Christian expression of both Roman Catholic and Protestant "intellectual" and "rational" religions that carried on doctrinal disputes over their "facts" to such a degree that those theological issues became the root cause of endless wars, persecutions and killings.

To my dismay, another Fox News personality named Bill O'Reilly used my words out of context to imply that I had agreed completely with Brit Hume, when I was only conceding a meaningless (to me) doctrinal technicality.

Predestination was its doctrinal core.

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

Breton, however, demanded firm doctrinal allegiance.

Its withholding of an encore felt doctrinal.