Sentence examples for in doctrines from inspiring English sources

In doctrines of just war, you can't kill unless you are willing to die.

In the last year, Methodist, Anglican and Presbyterian official denominational statements have reaffirmed centuries-old prejudices in doctrines and ecclesiology.

He says that voters are a lot less interested in doctrines than in practical policies that help the disadvantaged.

The more holes you poke in doctrines like expansionary austerity or supply-side economics, the more committed they will get to those doctrines.

In recent years, the Supreme Court has found a surprising vitality in doctrines of states' rights and limitations on the central government authority, reinforcing our identity as a nation of sovereign states.

There's always a difference in doctrines -- we have Catholics and Presbyterians and the Assembly of God coming together and over 300 volunteers in all -- but we all believe in God, and we all knew we had to pull this together for the youth of Hunterdon County".

Joseph Pulitzer was a Democrat in doctrine and in deed.

In doctrine and practice, it justified all of this.

"At the schoolhouse, you're training in doctrine," she said.

Political parties love to tie themselves up in doctrine.

It was opposed to orthodox Zoroastrianism, which by that time had become dualistic in doctrine.