Sentence examples for doctrinal systems from inspiring English sources

A long tradition of theological scholarship has been responsible for the development of this position into many and varied doctrinal systems.

Christians profess a common loyalty to the Bible and a common acceptance of the twin dogmas of the Trinity (that the one God is three Persons Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) and the God-Manhood of Jesus (that Christ is both divine and human) but then divide in their doctrinal systems as they have developed historically.

Yogācāra traditions include a number of categories of analysis including various forms of physicality (rūpa in their doctrinal systems as merely conventional, but not ultimate realities (Gold 2006a, pp. 36 37 n. 70).

It's not an intellectual ascent to a doctrinal system".

The Reformation in the 16th century led to the formulation of declarations aiming at a definition of all the main points of the doctrinal system.

A decree on the seven sacraments issued by the Council of Ferrara-Florence in 1439 was a statement concerning one important part of the doctrinal system.

For Ratzinger, the most important scholars were the French Jesuit Henri de Lubac and the Dominicans Marie-Dominique Chenu and Yves Congar, who insisted that no doctrinal system could encompass all truths.

The rational core of Christianity was the identity of God and man, but theology had built an untenable doctrinal system on this foundation.

And that passively supports the doctrinal system.

In this chapter, I explore the ways in which Buddhist preaching was reconceptualized in the years following the dissolution of the doctrinal instructor system in 1884.

In societies lacking any doctrinal establishment, a closed system of beliefs was less likely to flourish than an open one.