Sentence examples for false doctrines from inspiring English sources

But in the course of attacking "false doctrines of political economy," Smith essentially analyzed the workings of the private enterprise system as a governor of human activity.

But by this time the false doctrines of the biologist T.D. Lysenko were becoming politically powerful, bringing to an end valid Soviet scientific research in genetics.

But in 415 he had a vision: a spirit appeared before him and told him that since the death of Zhang Ling (34?–156), the great founder of the Tianshidao, the movement had been perverted by false doctrines.

The letters of Ignatius abound in warnings against false doctrines and false teachers and in admonitions to preserve peace and concord by willing subordination in all religious matters to the clergy and, above all, to the bishop.

They say Freston's teaching about the power of prayer and meditation – which she claims will lead to a state of "quantum wellness" – represents a heretical endorsement of false doctrines.

John facilitated the worship and sacramental life of the masses by practical innovations in the liturgy and wrote several spiritual works, including My Life in Christ and "A Response to the False Doctrines of Count [Leo ] Tolstoy.

They insisted on their own ability to recognize false doctrine.

He said he could not let Mr Toscano go on a mission spreading false doctrine.

While reading them, I became at first interested in, and then infected by, a pernicious false doctrine known as the Nestorian heresy.

But the false doctrine of austerity has meant that women, single mothers in particular, and public sector workers in general, have been at the frontline of this war.

A church leader informed Johnson that the charges stemmed from her having "knowingly preached false doctrine" and harmed the church's missionary efforts.