Another similarity has been the American command's readiness, after years of false starts, to honor the military's doctrine of "lessons learned" — in Afghanistan, not only from the mistakes made by earlier American commanders but from the Soviet blunders.
He was offering the young who had come here in the infant years of Eastern European democracy not a lesson in doctrine or faith or morals but some mysterious example of what a spiritual life might look like.
The end of the Zapple Doctrine presents an important lesson: There will always be someone eager to manipulate the levers of government to serve a political end.
They include curricula that question the age of the universe, defy scientific evidence and theory and promote religious doctrine that "challenges the lessons central to public school science classrooms," according to the Associated Press.
Several of those religious schools that will be receiving public funds to take in new students from public schools also teach curricula that question the age of the universe, defying scientific evidence and theory and promote religious doctrine that "challenges the lessons central to public school science classrooms," according to the AP.
There are always new gods, new doctrines, and new lessons.
It's a one-woman show in which Sister, a tough but acerbic nun, leads the audience, which is supposed to be a body of reluctant students in St. Bruno's Adult Catechism Class, through a two-hour lesson in the doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church.
Mr. Collins taught through practice rather than lesson plans or doctrines.
Art captured the bounty of God's creation, providing not only an affirmation of wealth but also an opportunity for symbolism and moral lessons, in line with Calvinist doctrine.
At Fort Leavenworth, thirty analysts, all of them military retirees, digest the reviews, identify trends, and reconcile the lessons with established Army doctrine.
