Sentence examples for no doctrine of from inspiring English sources

The Eastern Orthodox Church has no doctrine of purgatory but does practice an intercession for the dead.

There was no doctrine of the Trinity or the Incarnation; both were innovations of the fourth and fifth centuries.

Clearly, no doctrine of humanity can be erected on the basis of these several verses alone a broader view must be taken.

And as for Jesus shedding his blood to ransom sinful souls, Islam has no doctrine of original sin, so individual repentance is thought to be quite enough.

There is no doctrine of peace-building nor institutional framework to ensure that experience is accumulated so that it may be applied in future operations.

There is simply no doctrine of international law that justifies Palestinian suicide bombings, and Israel has every right under international law to defend itself.

Moreover, they undermine the "no partner" doctrine of Israel's current leadership trio: Binyamin Netanyahu, Ehud Barak and Avigdor Lieberman.

First, a doctrine of "no doctrine," in other words a strategy of maximizing ones options, preserving maximum flexibility in order to respond opportunistically as the case may be, makes absolute sense as an entrepreneurial business strategy.

God is no rarified doctrine of theology to which one assents or not.

But most scholars agree no central doctrine of Rastafarian exists, as Rastas are against following organized systems or schools of thought.

"Doctrine of no Doctrine": The record, hitherto, and the evidence indicates the absence of any meaningful doctrine per se.