Sentence examples for doctrinal implications from inspiring English sources

Like many –isms, naturalism is perhaps better thought of as an orientation with doctrinal implications than as a doctrine per se.

Similarly, many of the gestures of Pope Francis have doctrinal implications".

But he said he would intervene when rumors or hoax calls dealt with issues of international relevance like Syria or could have important doctrinal implications.

Although the question is a narrow one, it has both practical and doctrinal implications, affecting as many as 30 inmates on Pennsylvania's death row and also requiring guidance from the justices on how federal courts are to apply Supreme Court rulings that expand state defendants' rights.

As Pike notes, it is possible in principle that whole traditions of mystical experience are more concerned to communicate the doctrinal implications of such experience rather than its phenomenological content (1992, p. 174), and that they adopt a vocabulary for talking about the experiences that will suit this purpose.

Nevertheless, what were labeled with the rather elastic term "heresies" sometimes had doctrinal import.

Yet, the doctrinal significance of the condemnation has received very diverse assessments.

And there is a long history of the Court devising doctrinal limiting principles to blunt the potentially radical implications of its own earlier revisions to long-settled rules.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.

Predestination was its doctrinal core.