Sentence examples for most doctrines from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, however, Kant recommends not only theoretical neutrality but also practical caution regarding most doctrines about the afterlife.

But like most doctrines that are formulated in response to another group's doctrine, it often goes too far.

One of the most contentious doctrines presented by Greek and Islamic philosophy to thinkers in the early thirteenth century is that of the eternity of the world, the view that the world had no beginning but existed over an infinite past.

"While the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception has been declared as 'infallible,' it's also, unfortunately, one of the most misunderstood doctrines among Catholics".

"Baptism for the Dead is one of the most appealing doctrines there is," Stephen Covey told me.

One has a strong sense, reading the literature, of a contemporary Mormonism that has deliberately placed its most distinctive doctrines and icons in eclipse.

From the left emanates the bodhisattva Vajrapani, who is the personification of the most secret doctrines and practices of Tantric Buddhism.

One of the most famous doctrines associated with the Sophistic movement was the opposition between nature and custom or convention in morals.

By cutting back on what makes a trial fairer -- money for preparation -- the county is paying lip service to one of our most important doctrines".

Whatever the attempts to dress them in the garb of youth culture, many of Christianity's most controversial doctrines are given a full airing at the camps.

One of its most important doctrines, then, is the morality of the Two Ways, quite unknown to the ancient Hebrews, which appears in so many of these documents.