The 9/11 and other attacks exposed the violent tendencies of Islam, which many believe are inherent in its core doctrines.
The Democratic Party platform is expected to include a sentence declaring that the "doctrine of unilateral pre-emption has driven away our allies," and Mr. Kerry argued in the interview that while he would reserve the right to act pre-emptively, he would never make it a core doctrine of American foreign policy.
Grant the Church the core doctrine it cites and inquire into whether Perich was given adequate notice of it.
Al-Ashʿarī develops a rival position on human action, whose core doctrine is divine creation of the power by which a human being performs each of its actions (Frank 1966).
The assistant bishop, Walter Righter, was subsequently brought to church trial on heresy charges, accused of violating the Church's core doctrine; the charges were dismissed on the ground that the Church had no core doctrine that applied.
BLUF: Effective 29 Oct 13, all Air Force Doctrine Documents (AFDDs) have been rescinded and replaced by core doctrine volumes and doctrine annexes.
Phase 2, for which many prelates began laying the groundwork at the meeting, is to lead the church back to "holiness" by proclaiming core doctrine and discipline.
They remained affixed to his Subaru Legacy throughout the church trial that led to his being absolved of violating "core doctrine," and for years afterward.
So while quite a few people look to him as a spiritual leader, his own faith is based not on a denomination's core doctrine so much as on inner voices and convictions.
Graham had embarked on a long, inexorable march to the middle, from which he never retreated, and through the years he has progressively softened his views, even on matters touching on core doctrine.
