Sentence examples for essence of the doctrine from inspiring English sources
The essence of the doctrine of the Incarnation is that the preexistent Word has been embodied in the man Jesus of Nazareth, who is presented in the Gospel According to John as being in close personal union with the Father, whose words Jesus is speaking when he preaches the gospel.
2nd century, though perhaps later), including the Pravachanasara (on ethics), the Samayasara (on the essence of doctrine), the Niyamasara (on Jain monastic discipline), and the six Prabhritas ("Chapters"; on various religious topics).
This is the essence of the shop right doctrine.
The essence of the coerced speech doctrine, established in Supreme Court decisions going back three decades, is that government may not force citizens to subsidize the advocacy of a policy or point of view with which they disagree.
The essence of counterinsurgency (COIN) doctrine is that you cannot defeat an insurgency by killing insurgents, because their ranks will continue to grow as long as the people from whom they draw recruits view their own government as illegitimate.
900; "Aphorisms on Recognition"), Abhinavagupta's Paramarthasara ("The Essence of the Highest Truth"), Pratyabhijna-vimarshini ("Reflections on Recognition"), and Tantraloka ("Lights on the Doctrine") in the 10th century, and Kshemaraja's Shiva-sutra-vimarshini ("Reflections on the Aphorisms on Shiva").
The essence of the split?
Essence of the essential.
The essence of the problem is unchanged.
Repetition is the essence of the music.
