Sentence examples for in its doctrines from inspiring English sources
Franzen grasps that the central paradox of modern American liberalism inheres not in its doctrines but in the unstated presumptions that govern its daily habits.
The Lutheran synod that Representative Michele Bachmann, who ran for president this time around, belongs to states in its doctrines that "the papacy is the Antichrist".
More diverse heterogeneous sources can provide for improved situational awareness within the Intrusion Detection domain similar to the military's use of diverse heterogeneous sources in its doctrines, strategies, tactics, and engagements.
Whichever religion's claims in its doctrine is the least verifiable by this criteria, it can be ruled out as well.
The form of Christianity they had adopted in the 4th century, generally known as Arianism, was, according to the ecumenical Council of Nicaea, heretical in its doctrine of the Trinity.
Christianity reflects this notion in its doctrine of justification and in its belief that Jesus Christ was the God-man who died to atone for the sins of all mankind.
Although the doctrine seemed to make problematical the unity of God, it did provide an answer to the first of the two issues confronted by the church in its doctrine of the person of Christ the issue of Christ's relation to the Father.
CHINESE AND RUSSIAN P5 PARTNERS 6. (S) U/S Rood observed that P3 nuclear weapons arsenals had been reduced since signing the NPT in 1968, with the U.S. now at one-fourth of its stockpile at the peak of the Cold War, but meanwhile China is building up its nuclear arsenal and Russia is placing increasing emphasis on nuclear weapons in its doctrine.
The ultimate beneficiaries of a regional war might be radical Islamists, whom Khalilzad sees as representing a tendency that's at the heart of Islam itself: This sort of scenario could strengthen a streak within Islam which is present in its doctrine but is not shared by everybody who is Muslim.
Several days ago it was brought to our attention at MRFF that the United States Marine Corps (USMC) maintains in its doctrine that a "Lack or loss of spiritual faith" is just cause to increase scrutiny of any given Marine.
