Indeed, though the second and third series texts can perhaps be read as moderating earlier doctrines in places, Graham's characterization of the doctrinal tendencies of the three series is too simplistic to be persuasive.
The grandfather of dualist doctrines in Europe is Manichaeanism, which flourished in the early Christian era.
Do not mention force, or you will be accused Of upholding fallen doctrines in secret.
Angelology and demonology in Islām are closely related to similar doctrines in Judaism and Christianity.
Indeed, believers seem willing to bend basic doctrines in the name of interfaith amity.
The first person to spread its doctrines in Latin prose was a certain Amafinius.
The president has said he will not require charities to suppress their religious doctrines in order to receive government financing.
Dumont's exposition of Bentham's doctrines in the Traités de Législation, which made a lasting impression upon him.
They disputed with him during his lifetime and continued afterward to refute his doctrines in their writings.
Finally, there is the "syncretist," who is "driven to reconcile opposing doctrines" in the manner of Jürgen Habermas.
But the alternative, attempting to promote liberal doctrines in a free market of religious ideas, has dangers, too.
