Sentence examples for doctrinal works from inspiring English sources

Authorʼs work includes various topics of predominently on Gelugpa doctrinal works as well as Tibetan language grammer and biographies of lamas.

As heads of the church, the Solomonic monarchs actively participated in the development of religious culture and discipline by building and beautifying churches, repressing "pagan" practices, and promoting the composition of theological and doctrinal works.

Indeed, the thought of the Hasidic "rabbis" is best expressed in doctrinal works, most of which took the form of sermons on the weekly sections of the Pentateuch and other liturgical lessons.

In England, Richard Baxter (1615 91) and John Bunyan (1628 88) were among the most eloquent of the 17th-century Puritans who composed doctrinal works of literary merit; along with the epic poet John Milton (1608 74), whose prose works hardly count for less than his poetry, they exercised a powerful influence on the English language through their doctrinal prose.

Different from its usages in Hindu literature, the Buddhist sutra (Pali: sutta) denotes a doctrinal work, sometimes of considerable length, in which a particular point of doctrine is propounded and deliberated.

To cast the mere use of inside information in impersonal security markets as a misrepresentation towards an anonymous counterparty required considerable doctrinal work by the courts.

Even though some Christians hold governing positions which give them official responsibilities for doctrine and others work in theology as a professional vocation, all the faithful engage, with varying degrees of competence, in theological and doctrinal work.

Scholarship, having laboriously reconstructed substantial portions of Nicetas's theological tracts, has furnished sufficient evidence to identify his principal doctrinal work, the Competentibus ad baptismum instructionis libelli sex ("Six Books of Instructions for Baptismal Candidates").

The Ambigua (or "Book of Difficulties") is Maximos's greatest philosophical and doctrinal work, in which his daring originality, prodigious talent for speculative thinking, and analytical acumen are on lavish display.

For one thing, the sermon series is essentially a doctrinal work.

"Making Doctrinal Work More Rigorous: Lessons from Systematic Reviews" by William Baude, Adam S. Chilton et al. William Baude, Adam S. Chilton & Anup Malani, "Making Doctrinal Work More Rigorous: Lessons from Systematic Reviews," University of Chicago Public Law & Legal Theory Paper Series, No. 588 (2016).