Sentence examples for doctrinal divide from inspiring English sources

But with the movie's ugliest scenes — which depict Hendrix beating his girlfriend, Kathy Etchingham (Hayley Atwell), events that the real-life Etchingham claims never happened — Ridley also seems to be pushing viewers to the fault lines of a doctrinal divide.

He became its executive editor in 1972 but left in 1978 after doctrinal disputes divided the staff members.

A thoroughgoing conservative in liturgical matters – St Etheldreda's provided each Sunday under his leadership that then almost extinct blessing, a well-sung Latin mass – he took a pragmatic line on most of the doctrinal disputes that divided Catholicism.

"WonderstAndIng" is admitm coited by Brian McLaren.

Christians profess a common loyalty to the Bible and a common acceptance of the twin dogmas of the Trinity (that the one God is three Persons Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) and the God-Manhood of Jesus (that Christ is both divine and human) but then divide in their doctrinal systems as they have developed historically.

Doctrinal, theological, and political differences, however, increasingly divided Constantinople from the Syrians.

But the question remained: How would he handle the difficult doctrinal issues of sexuality and family life that have divided the Catholic world?

It will demonstrate the growing sectarian divide in a country where discrimination based upon doctrinal difference used to be reserved only for the Christians.

But the tensions sharpened more recently over doctrinal issues that reflect Francis' deep conservatism on the social issues that often divide Catholics.

And it is that, in part: If you read the Vatican "doctrinal assessment" of the LCWR, you'll find echoes of the debates that have divided American Catholicism since the 1960s — women's ordination, human sexuality, how great a stress to place on Catholic social teaching versus the dogmatic aspects of the faith, and the broader question of where authority ultimately resides within the church.

Doctrinal disputes have contributed to the development of additional creedal formulations called ʿaqāʾid (singular, ʿaqīdah), but these do not divide Islam into clearly marked confessional groupings or denominations such as exist in Christianity.