Sentence examples for makes a doctrinal from inspiring English sources

Some other times he uses myth as a supplement to philosophical discourse (cf. Kahn (2009) who argues that in the myth of the Statesman Plato makes a doctrinal contribution to his political philosophy).

A doctrinal change at the end of the 14th century had prohibited the Catholic laity from lending money to make a profit.

Part of Tony Abbott's success in the 2013 election was because he feinted towards that doctrinal ideal, and made an explicit compact with the voter that he would maintain the social policies that expressed such notions of collectivity – indeed, that he would execute them better than the chaotic Labor Party.

The Society also teaches that members of the Governing Body are helped by the holy spirit to discern "deep truths", which are then considered by the entire Governing Body before it makes doctrinal decisions.

The take away point is that the Supreme Court didn't give us what we needed; in fact, it probably made things worse from a doctrinal standpoint.

"We have sustained a doctrinal defeat.

Of course Douthat would respond that it is exactly because liberal Christians have dropped the ball on making an essential connection between their justice work and the deeper spiritual and doctrinal mandates of the faith that is the problem.

An eminently practical man, Young made few doctrinal contributions.

But in fact the Church has made profound doctrinal changes in living memory.

While carefully citing the church's catechism, he also said gays should be "integrated" into society rather than marginalised.The church does not, of course, make major doctrinal refinements in off-the-cuff remarks to the press.

For better or worse, the Orthodox Christians of Byzantium refused in the end to make the doctrinal compromises with the West which might have won them military support against the advancing Turks, and this made the conquest of Constantinople by the Ottomans, in 1453, inevitable.