Very many of Blair's tough young acolytes received their political baptism in what I try to call the Marxist Right, the doctrines of which might be termed Hobsbawmian.
He refers also to Shashtitantra ("Doctrine of 60 Conceptions"), the main doctrines of which he claims to have expounded in the karikas.
Our author wisely and consistently declared reason an incompetent judge of doctrines, of which God had declared the fact, concealing from man the manner.
From this perspective, distinguishing is not restricted to applying the earlier court's justification for its decision, but in applying the justifications for the doctrine of which that decision forms a part.[11] The second difficulty, however, applies to both versions of this approach, viz.
Leaders passionately inform children and teens of their conviction that evangelical doctrines, all of which are of course highly questionable when considered soberly, are absolutely true.
The Greeks interpreted combustion in terms of philosophical doctrines, one of which was that a certain "inflammable principle" was contained in all combustible bodies and this principle escaped when the body was burned to react with air.
His approach, designated the Middle Way, sought to establish a course between Roman Catholic and Lutheran doctrines, both of which he claimed were diverting attention from Christ to external religious symbols.
Buber always opposed philosophical monism, which he identified with Bergson, and objected to "doctrines of immersion," which he identified with Buddhism.
So understood, the relational equality ideal becomes a version of the sufficiency doctrine (on which, see section 6.1 of this entry).
To some degree the king could justify his actions on the basis of the doctrines of Martin Luther, which were being accepted nationwide with royal encouragement.
For Kant's ethical rationalism gave a strong philosophical foundation for the doctrines of Rousseau, which had been such an inspiration for the radicals in France.
