Sentence examples for doctrinal literature from inspiring English sources

Calvin was the supreme systematizer of first- and second-generation Protestantism, and his Institutes of the Christian Religion (first published in 1536) is a classic of Christian doctrinal literature.

The formal work on judgment aggregation stemmed from the "doctrinal paradox" in the jurisprudence literature (Kornhauser and Sager 1986 , 1993 2004; Kornhauser 1992).

The question of how much of doctrinal writing, dealing with faith, ethics, and philosophy, can be called literature can only be answered subjectively by each reader, judging each case on its own merits.

While this theory has not been discussed in the literature, it is notable in being a case not of rational reconstruction, but of doctrinal revision (Tuggy 2011a).

Predestination was its doctrinal core.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.

Breton, however, demanded firm doctrinal allegiance.

Its withholding of an encore felt doctrinal.

But doctrinal changes are helping too.

"We have sustained a doctrinal defeat.