Sentence examples for doctrinal standards from inspiring English sources

It subscribes to the traditional Reformed doctrinal standards.

In 1580 it was published in the Book of Concord, the collected doctrinal standards of Lutheranism.

He reformed Slavic theological scholarship and generally set doctrinal standards for Eastern Orthodoxy that endured until the 19th century.

Presbyterianism never regained power in England, although the Westminster Confession and Catechisms became the doctrinal standards of English-speaking Presbyterians.

Such confessions appealed to theologians and those who would impose them as doctrinal standards, but they did not warm believers' hearts.

It was cited at various meetings and conferences and was finally included in the Book of Concord (1580), a collection of doctrinal standards of Lutheranism.

The Thirty-nine Articles, abbreviated to 25, are also the chief doctrinal standard in the Methodist churches, but their authority is uncertain.

The denomination, which believes the Bible is the strict and infallible rule of faith, has grappled with the meaning of a section of the Westminster Confession of Faith, its chief doctrinal standard.

Her father and her uncles had been signatories of the Book of Concord, established in 1580 as the doctrinal standard of the Lutheran faith.

Second, a doctrinal criterion is applicable.

Thirty-nine Artheles, the doctrinal statement of the Church of England.