Sentence examples for of different doctrines from inspiring English sources

It was diverse, it was widely different across geographic areas, it had lots of different doctrines.

QUEEN ELIZABETH I (1533-1603) She conceived of a church allowing shared prayer among people of different doctrines.

"The court is reflecting in a bunch of different doctrines the general sense that the federal government is too big, too powerful, too incompetent," said Professor Christopher H.

Outside of these core uses of associationism the movement has also been closely aligned with a number of different doctrines over the years: empiricism, behaviorism, anti-representationalism (i.e., skepticism about the necessity of representational realism in psychological explanation), gradual learning, and domain-general learning.

Different groups form consensus on understandings of different doctrines about The Sacraments, The Triune God (versus Arian Belief concerning God), pastor, order of services, offices of bishop, presbyter and such, deacon, marriage, healing, prophesies, praying to saints, speaking unknown tongues, formalities, rituals, written prayers, or informality, pray as the Spirit of God gives utterance, etc.

Before each single player and multiplayer skirmish, you will be asked to select one out of three different doctrines.

Although following many conventions of the Byzantine icon, aspects of the style certainly show Venetian influence, and the composition, showing the death of Mary, combines the different doctrines of the Orthodox Dormition of the Virgin and the Catholic Assumption of the Virgin.

These different doctrines reflect the values of men and women according to religious teaching (man is the main bread winner, the leader, and the decision maker) and the values according to government policy (men and women are equal partners).

"This is a nation where people come from different faiths, different doctrines, different churches," Mr. Romney said.

But that was only part of what amounted to a major change in the mission of American troops, in which many of the traditional methods employed by Odierno and other U.S. commanders in the early years of the war were discarded in favor of tactics based on the very different doctrine of counterinsurgency warfare.

President Chirac has caused much consternation with his public comment that the killing may be tied to "mafia-type interests". It is well known here that the once dominant National Liberation Front has split into a dozen groups, each of which claims a different doctrine or strategy to gain control over Corsican affairs.