Sentence examples for doctrine itself from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary doctrine itself undermines our capacity to forgive.

The doctrine itself is by no means accepted by all Shia spiritual leaders.

Some experts say that this maneuvering demonstrates the weakness of the doctrine itself.

Even on campus, where the modern diversity doctrine was fashioned, Berrey found that the doctrine itself was hard to define.

"Truth inheres not in doctrine itself, but in the spirit with which it is engaged, for the spirit of God is always seeking and creating new forms," he writes, in ecumenical mode.

The doctrine itself is of recent vintage, first announced in 1976, and though the court has decided many cases in the area since then they are often hard to harmonize.

The meta-level claim about self-recontextualization as self-reversal, which applies at all levels to all Tiantai doctrines, is itself the consequence of some considerations concerning contextualism, holism and conditionality, with which it is thus convenient to begin our exposition.

That would be a mistake; as Judd aptly perceived, Malevich "has no doctrine about geometry itself".

Besides, the doctrine of Islam itself denounces terrorism, and Dr. Ahmad seems to miss this entirely.

This is one way to vindicate the Aristotelian doctrine of action itself as the conclusion of practical reasoning.

It is not obvious that such models are compatible with the doctrine that reality itself is confined to the momentary present.