Sentence examples for in basic teachings from inspiring English sources

An evangelical Web site that plays down the element of persecution of Catholics in favor of the song as a device to instruct youngsters in "basic teachings of the Faith," concedes that there is no definite evidence for that interpretation, but that there is also no definite evidence against it, either.

This distinction appears in Christianity in the New Testament, in which didaskalia means "basic teachings" (as in 1 and 2 Timothy), whereas dogma is used only in the sense of an official judgment or decree (as in Acts 16:4).

Mahayana Buddhism, while it has no such strict canon, considers that all its adherents must accept the authority of the sutras (basic teachings written in aphorisms).

One result is a distorted and violent faction of "takfiris" whose practice today remains in contradiction with the spirit and basic teachings of Islam.

Postmodernism in the arts repudiated many of the basic teachings of modernism: the myth of individual genius, for example, and the concept of originality.

This article analyzes the basic teachings and uncertainties left in the wake of Crawford, sifting through scores of early lower court opinions analyzing its meaning and impact.

If you haven't yet gotten the big picture view, either of Buddha's basic teachings, nor Shinran's exposition of Buddha's final teaching, hang in there, while we unpack it.

In considering the physiological effects of reiki, one of the basic teachings of healing with reiki is that we are more than our physical bodies.

The manuscript of "The Buddha: His Life Retold" was found in his attic after his death and published in 1989; it is one of the best summations of the Buddha's basic teachings that I know.

What are the basic teachings of Daoism?

Some of the basic teachings of Judaism affirmed by the Sabbath are God's acts of creation, God's role in history, and God's covenant with Israel.