Sentence examples for doctrinal difficulties from inspiring English sources

"Of course you're not a bigot: you're wrestling with deep doctrinal difficulties in good conscience.

One judge, perhaps sensing the doctrinal difficulties with the majority's extension of standing, wrote separately, expressing his view that standing was necessary to satisfy "the need for an available plaintiff," without whom "the Establishment Clause would be rendered virtually unenforceable" by the judiciary.

A remarkable swing in ecclesiastical opinion took place in 2001 when a Vatican Note stated: 'The motives for preoccupation and for doctrinal and prudential difficulties which determined the promulgation of the decree Post Obitum condemning the "Forty Propositions" drawn from the works of Antonio Rosmini can now be considered as surmounted' (CDF, Osservatore Romano, 1 July 2001).

The Ambigua (or "Book of Difficulties") is Maximos's greatest philosophical and doctrinal work, in which his daring originality, prodigious talent for speculative thinking, and analytical acumen are on lavish display.

The doctrinal controversies in 16th-century Lutheranism are indicative of the difficulty of defining precisely what it means to be "Lutheran".

Finally, appreciating the understandable fear of the hedonic costs of mental illness helps explain the difficulty courts have had with the apparently easy doctrinal question of whether interacting with others is a major life activity for purposes of the definition of disability under the ADA, and thus helps supply an answer to that question.

He added that the society welcomed an opportunity to talk with the Vatican "to explain the fundamental doctrinal reasons which it believes to be at the origin of the present difficulties of the church".

Furthermore, an ideologically defined global alliance of democracies would face serious difficulties in determining whom to exclude and in striking a reasonable balance between its doctrinal and strategic purposes.

1. Doctrinal disagreement.

Doctrinal Paradox & International Law.

Predestination was its doctrinal core.