Less bookish churches have relied more on individual ministers, assuming the fundamental doctrinal soundness of the ministers or their recurrent inspiration by the truth of God or both.
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".
Tychism is a fundamental doctrinal part of Peirce's mature view, and reference to his tychism provides an added reason for Peirce's insisting on the irreducible fallibilism of inquiry.
"But, putting my faith hat on, the campaign videos make the point that Mormons believe in Jesus Christ without addressing fundamental doctrinal differences that cannot be defined as parallel or complimentary to mainstream Christianity," said Ross, who identifies as an evangelical Christian.
The Inner Canon of Huangdi or Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon is an ancient Chinese medical text that has been treated as the fundamental doctrinal source for Chinese medicine for more than two millennia and until today.
In African settings more specifically, active refusal has been seen as the result of fear campaigns attempting to undermine national health initiatives, sometimes for a partisan purpose, or alternatively under the influence of religious or moral African leaders who, again, see vaccination as contravening their fundamental doctrinal principles [ 8, 10, 11, 13- 15].
These occasional disputes only underline the fact that with him submission to royal authority was a fundamental, indeed a doctrinal, tenet.
Speaking to the Jesuit journal La Civiltà Cattolica last month, the pope said he wanted to shift the church's focus from doctrinal issues without changing its fundamental position on them.
Shaivism, though inclined in doctrinal matters to inclusiveness, inculcates some fundamental lines of conduct: one should worship one's spiritual preceptor (guru) as God himself, follow his path, consider him to be present in oneself, and dissociate oneself from all opinions and practices that are incompatible with the Shaiva creed.
Market fundamentalism is the doctrinal foundation for this reactionary cult.
See, for example, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Lutheran Formula of Concord, the Westminster Confession, the Anglican 39 Articles, the 1689 Baptist Confession, the 1919 Doctrinal Statement of the World Conference on Christian Fundamentals, and others.
