Sentence examples for doctrines of creation from inspiring English sources

He also made the Vaisheshika fully theistic by introducing doctrines of creation and dissolution.

The Cathar doctrines of creation led them to rewrite the biblical story; they devised an elaborate mythology to replace it.

One tract, Pirqe Avot ("Sayings of the Fathers"), treated the meaning and posture of a life according to the Torah, while other passages made reference to the mystical studies into which only the most advanced and religiously worthy were initiated e.g., the activities of the Merkava, or divine "Chariot," and the doctrines of creation.

This is in part a result of the doctrines of creation embraced by theistic religions in particular two aspects of those doctrines.

Such a conception yields doctrines of creation and conservation, where the first concerns the origin of things and the second the continued existence of things.

An approach to the doctrines of creation and conservation that applies the notion of ontological dependence in a completely unrestricted fashion, then, risks occasionalism no less than does the unrestricted version of the transitional approach.

I think creationism is... a kind of category mistake, as if the Bible were a theory like other theories... if creationism is presented as a stark alternative theory alongside other theories I think there's just been a jarring of categories... My worry is creationism can end up reducing the doctrine of creation rather than enhancing it, (Bates 2006:1).

In Christianity these matters have included the doctrine of creation, the Trinity, and the Incarnation of Jesus Christ.

Arguing for the Christian doctrine of creation, he composed a treatise, now lost, "On the Eternity of the World," contradicting the 5th-century Neoplatonist Proclus.

Heavy debate has attended the relation between the Christian doctrine of creation and the cosmological and evolutionary theories of the natural sciences.

A doctrine of creation must contain or suggest the manner in which all cultural meanings, both empirical and abstract, constitute an integral totality.