Sentence examples for doctrine corresponds from inspiring English sources

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to explore what role religious beliefs of pregnant Muslim women play in their decision-making on antenatal screening, particularly regarding congenital abnormalities and termination, and whether their interpretations of the religious doctrines correspond to the main sources of Islam.

Interestingly, these gains in acceptance and understanding of religious doctrine did not correspond to an increase in understanding of evolutionary theory.

For example, we know that all the "arian" traits that were the basis of the selection criteria of the Nazi doctrine do not actually correspond to real improvements by a gain of a new function, but all correspond to mutations causing losses of function in various pigment genes, which are all either recessive, or co-recessive.

The final culminating stage of enlightenment then is what corresponds to Shingon doctrine as the most comprehensive, and hence "most true".

While metaphysics-1 roughly corresponds to Rawls's "comprehensive doctrine," it is only metaphysics-2 that is truly comprehensive, as Gamwell insightfully sees things.

This notion of the four forms of the hosshin (shishu hosshin) roughly corresponds to, while reworking, the Mahâyâna trikâya doctrine.

Although avowing support for the orthodox party, Anthimus harboured Monophysite sentiments and corresponded with the chief theoreticians of that doctrine, the patriarchs Severus of Antioch and Theodosius of Alexandria.

Davidson goes on to reject Spinoza's infamous doctrine of parallelism, the view that the temporal order of physical events corresponds to the order and connection of ideas.

Democracy has become doctrine.

Viva the Mensch Doctrine!