Sentence examples for doctrinal problems from inspiring English sources

An investigation had found "serious doctrinal problems which affect many in Consecrated Life".

The Vatican asked American bishops to look at Network's ties to another group of nuns it is reorganizing because of what the church calls "serious doctrinal problems".

The Vatican is reining in the leadership conference that represents 80 percent of American Catholic nuns, accusing the group of "serious doctrinal problems" and promoting "radical feminist themes".

But church members say they anticipate that the decision here could pose doctrinal problems for some Episcopalians who believe that the Bible prohibits homosexuality.

Just 18 months ago, a Vatican report on the largest organization of women's religious orders in the United States declared that there were "serious doctrinal problems which affect many in Consecrated Life".

The Vatican has appointed an American bishop to rein in the largest and most influential group of Catholic nuns in the United States, saying that an investigation found that the group had "serious doctrinal problems".

Justinian's main doctrinal problem was the conflict between the orthodox view accepted at the Council of Chalcedon (451), that the divine and human natures coexist in Christ, and the Monophysite teaching that emphasized his divine nature.

Doctrinal error was a problem for both Cromwell and Owen, but, as Owen explained, it was better for 500 errors to be scattered among individuals than for one error to have power and jurisdiction over all others.

Here again, the diversity between doctrines ("allowable interpretations") and the stability of dogmas ("essential teaching") points to the vexed problem of doctrinal development in history that is apparent in all the traditions.

Problems arose over doctrinal matters that, along with questions concerning the Italian border and the use of the imperial title, brought him into conflict with the Byzantine Empire; a peace treaty was signed in 810 812.

Inspired by the doctrinal paradox in jurisprudence, the problem of judgment aggregation attracted the interest of political scientists, philosophers, logicians, economists and computer scientists.