"This Court, in recognizing and approving it by name has never indicated that it was rejecting application of the doctrine to law actions which had been an integral and necessary part of [the] evolution of the doctrine.
770, 787809, 45 L.Ed. 1088; see Coudert, The Evolution of the Doctrine of Territorial Incorporation, 26 Col.L.Rev.
Critical analysis of the Old Testament has revealed a long and complex evolution of this doctrine in the history of ancient Israel.
Albo's principal and relatively novel contribution to the evolution of Jewish doctrine is the classification, in his introduction, of natural, conventional, and divine law.
From the distance of the academy, I observed the evolution of the doctrine without feeling overcome by the lawyer's instrumental urge to plumb each case for useful language or helpful analysis of an issue.
There has not been any historical trend discernible as an evolution of the doctrine of logicism, with incremental adjustments to deal with occasional problems as they arose, while maintaining a reasonably stable trajectory towards an ideal formulation.
Careful scholarly attention to cultural context also illuminates the evolution of Christian doctrine.
Churches should themselves teach the full history of Christianity, the phenomenon of syncretism in Early Christianity, and the evolution of Christian doctrine.
Latimer sets his history of the battle against a rich background of the evolution of British military doctrine, tactics, technology and organization.
The evolution of the Christian doctrine of salvation was a complicated process essentially linked with the gradual definition of belief in the divinity of Jesus of Nazareth.
