Sentence examples for full doctrine from inspiring English sources

This position may not impose upon the country the church's full doctrine on abortion, but it would bring the law much closer to that doctrine, thereby violating the right of all citizens to make up their minds for themselves in matters of faith.

For months Rheticus begged Copernicus to make his full heliocentric doctrine public — and somehow prevailed.

The record suggests what Gen. Stanley McChrystal clearly understands — that only the full counterinsurgency doctrine offers a chance of success.

Brooks' middle path, what he calls "the full counterinsurgency doctrine," is the only one that will succeed because it "puts population protection at the center of the Afghanistan mission".

"I do believe that without question, there needs to be a full conversation about doctrine and there needs to be a full conversation about rules of engagement," he said.

By 1253, 20 years after his quest had begun, Nichiren had reached his final conclusion: the true Buddhism was to be found in the Lotus Sūtra, and all other Buddhist doctrines were only temporary and provisional steps used by the historical Buddha as a pedagogical method to lead men to the full and final doctrine contained in the Lotus Sūtra.

This is not the appropriate forum to give full consideration to this doctrine, for which see entry on the doctrine of double effect.

Jesus and his disciples were themselves "real Kabbalists, 'only their Kabbalah was full of mistakes' their doctrine of the Trinity was the result of their misinterpretation of the doctrine of the three lights!

Rome was overwhelmed by barbarians whereas America's armed forces are so powerful as to prompt dreams of what is known in military doctrine as "full spectrum dominance".

Mr. Marsh contends that every defendant should be ordered to pay the full amount, under the doctrine of joint and several liability.

The fundamental error of the fatal friendship of the Bush-Blair era was that they believed their own propaganda about US military might and the doctrine of "full spectrum dominance".