Sentence examples for liberal doctrine from inspiring English sources

Ralph Waldo Emerson, most famous of the Concord philosophers, started as a Unitarian minister but found even that liberal doctrine too confining for his broad beliefs.

He objected to educational "philanthropy," which he defined as "the liberal doctrine of free and equal opportunity as applied to things of the mind".

None, alas, sees it first and foremost as a way of promoting a liberal doctrine of citizenship.That being so, it may be wondered why Mr Siedentop should favour the integration of Europe at all.

Such a doctrine, drawing also from nineteenth-century social liberalism and classical and Christian notions of freedom as flourishing within communal life, is a world away from the atomised and content-less self of classical liberal doctrine, and the neoliberal political-economic movement that derives from it.

Mill was crucial in developing the liberal doctrine of limiting the state's intervention in the private lives of citizens.

Tamar Meissels thus argues in favor of "taking existing national settlements into account as a central factor in demarcating territorial boundaries" since this line " has both liberal foundations" (i.e., in the work of John Locke) and liberal-national appeal (2009, 159) grounded in its affinity with the liberal doctrine of national self-determination.

But the alternative, attempting to promote liberal doctrines in a free market of religious ideas, has dangers, too.

For a long time it seemed that conservatism could not take root in a country founded on the liberal doctrines of the Founding Fathers.

In the nineteen-fifties, fundamentalist spokesmen seemed to be preoccupied with Communism: it was Communism that was responsible for all other evils; its influence was seen in the liberal churches and in all the newfangled liberal doctrines, such as permissive child rearing, that were corrupting American society.

However, once mechanism was replaced by the more liberal doctrines of Newtonian physics in the second phase, science ceased to raise any objections to dualism and more generally to non-physical causes of physical effects.

And what is "neo-liberal doctrine" anyway?