Sentence examples for doctrinal disputes from inspiring English sources

Doctrinal disputes leave most people cold.

Norwich says little about theology and treats doctrinal disputes as matters of diplomacy.

Its six parties are riven by doctrinal disputes and personal rivalries.

Buddhist councils are usually convened to settle doctrinal disputes or to accept revisions of texts.

The more élite these groups became, the more they were prone to furious doctrinal disputes.

Some mainstream Sunnis may quibble with Qazwini's accounts of various doctrinal disputes.

In 1979, the dean of the Liberty Baptist Seminary resigned after a doctrinal dispute with Falwell.

But "emergency" is generally held to mean the imminent death of the child, not a doctrinal dispute with the parents.

Given that Mendelssohn was converted to Christianity as a child and considered himself a devout Lutheran, Wagner's antipathy was overtly racist, not a matter of doctrinal dispute.

OutKast turns a doctrinal dispute into a continuing conversation, and in doing so it may be not only more tolerant but more realistic than most hip-hop.

The controversy also involved Eastern and Western ecclesiastical jurisdictional rights in the Bulgarian church, as well as a doctrinal dispute over the Filioque ("and from the Son") clause that had been added to the Nicene Creed by the Latin church.