Hunting lay at the heart of that doctrine: the virile business of learning to shoot straight, to track beasts through brutal heat or cold and to master "buck fever"—a nervous excitement felt in the face of prey that must be suppressed by effort of will.
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.
More important, he allows his different forms of learning to coexist; he observes the monotheistic doctrines of the whites, but thinks he can live outside them, still cognizant of the culture that has shaped him.
His teachings, however, particularly the pantheistic overtones of his mystical doctrines, aroused the opposition of the established and orthodox ʿulamāʾ ("men of learning"), who persuaded Malik aẓ-Ẓāhir to have him put to death.
"To me, miscarriage management and abortion were completely separate things, but when I learned about this particular set of doctrines I learned how the interpretations could vary," Freedman told The Huffington Post.
Just like I know a lifetime of learning doctrine to mean one thing is not easy to reconcile with conflicting truths or even admit that it may be at least partially flawed.
At the very least, he rearranged the bits and pieces of doctrine that he learned from others Kant, Mach, Duhem, Poincaré, Schlick, and others in a strikingly novel way.
They constituted the secular education that complemented sacred doctrine as learned from the Bible.
But it also implies a rejection of the Platonic doctrine that learning is a recollection of previously known Forms.
Along with updating and replacing equipment in the steam room, Mr. Iaconetti sent the condo's superintendent to school to learn the doctrine of green buildings.
