Sentence examples for either doctrine from inspiring English sources

This primacy of honor, he would insist, as Wills does again and again, did not by any means constitute infallible authority in either doctrine or discipline: authority resided in the faithful and was made known through councils of the church as a whole.

He studied logic with both Peripatetic and Stoic teachers, and recommended to avail oneself of parts of either doctrine, as long as it could be used for scientific demonstration.

Thus for some fifty years after the 1929 publication of Whitehead's panpsychist Process and Reality and the 1925 publication of C. D. Broad's emergentist Mind and Its Place in Nature there was relatively little interest in either doctrine.

By turning to religion not simply as either doctrine or blind faith, but as a cultural resource for ethical striving, we might possibly be able to see how our ancestors viewed the world more accurately too, and not dismiss their thought as mere superstition about spirits and talking trees.

If in fact it is the pope's strategy to ignore the liberal wing, not everyone is certain he is mistaken, either on doctrine or strategy.

When it comes to what I put in my body, I follow the Powell Doctrine: either go at it with overwhelming force or don't go at all.

If conduplicate or ascidiate carpel were taken as ancestral states in angiosperms according to either the traditional doctrine or APG proposal, there should be a strict one-to-two or one-to-one correspondence between carpels and ventral bundles.

The primary challenge for future functionalists, therefore, will be to meet these objections to the doctrine, either by articulating a functionalist theory in increasingly convincing detail, or by showing how the intuitions that fuel these objections can be explained away.

This view can be interpreted either as a doctrine about the nature of God or as a thesis about the parameters of responsible discourse about God (in the latter case it is called the via negativa, or negative path).

The theologians of the imperial period either ignored millennial doctrines or in some cases e.g., Eusebius, Jerome, Ambrose, and Augustine violently attacked them as carnal, Judaizing, and crude forms of belief.

Our nation, in our fight against terrorism, will uphold the doctrine of either you're with us or against us".