Sentence examples for more doctrine from inspiring English sources

Schofield (2002) has argued that the more careful account in Simplicius shows that the ou mallon or 'no more' doctrine is due to Democritus.

The issue of the vows Newton might have to take in conjunction with the Lucasian Professorship also appears to have precipitated his study of the doctrine of the Trinity, which opened the way to his questioning the validity of a good deal more doctrine central to the Roman and Anglican Churches.

They frequently emphasize techniques of spiritual discipline more than doctrine.

Sincerity and individual engagement mattered to Orwell more than doctrine or policy.

Kou gained many adherents and, by making Daoism into a more orthodox doctrine, attracted the attention of Emperor Taiwudi (reigned 423 452).

As the quest for world revolution was replaced with the much more modest doctrine of "Socialism in one country", Moscow stopped actively plotting the overthrow of Western governments.

The government does not seem to be relying on the more questionable doctrine of anticipatory self-defence or pre-emptive strikes.

Frances Kissling, president of Catholics for Free Choice, an abortion rights group, says many Catholics believe that how they behave sexually is a matter of conscience more than doctrine.

It is clear that a passionate aversion to dogmatism runs through both his critique of religious oppression and moralism, and his more positive doctrine of philosophical agnosticism.

Hell was a vivid symbol of an awesome, unreasonable God, which is precisely why many nineteenth-century pastors, in search of a more lucid doctrine, began to deëmphasize it.

What Bishop Untener was eager to talk about, for example, didn't fit any of these categories, and yet, more than doctrine, sex, politics or finances, it may be the key to Catholicism's future in this country.