Waliullāh made an attempt to reconcile Ibn-'Arabī's doctrine of "The Unity of Being" (waḥdat al-wūjūd) and Sirhindī's doctrine of "The Unity of Consciousness" (waḥdat al-shuhūd).
Conduitt probably recognised the explosive nature of Newton's religious writings, which showed him to favour the doctrine of one God, denying the unity of Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
This is true especially of his central doctrine of the "unity of being" and his sharp distinction between the absolute One, which is undefinable Truth (ḥaqq), and his self-manifestation (ẓuhūr), or creation (khalq), which is ever new (jadīd) and in perpetual movement, a movement that unites the whole of creation in a process of constant renewal.
The Upanishadic doctrine of the unity of selves is interpreted by him to mean an absence of difference of kind among selves, which is consistent with the Samkhya.
ISIDORE GEOFFROY SAINT HILAIRE was the son of the celebrated transcendental anatomist, ETIENNE GEOFFROY, the first who propounded the doctrine of the "unity of organic composition," from which has sprang such wonderful results in modern science.
He accepted the constitution's doctrine of pancasila national unity and social justice with freedom of religion as a useful creed for fissiparous Indonesia.
The doctrine of the unity of God and the issues that it raises, such as the question of the relation between the essence and the attributes of God, reappear throughout most of Islāmic history.
Wang is perhaps best known for his doctrine of the "unity of knowing and acting".
