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At the time the document was issued, Archbishop Donald Wuerl of Washington, the chairman of the Committee on Doctrine of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, said, "Women offer unique insight, creative abilities and unstinting generosity at the very heart of the Catholic Church".

Archbishop Donald Wuerl of Washington, the chairman of the Committee on Doctrine of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, asserted, "The Catholic Church, through its long and constant teaching, holds that ordination has been, from the beginning, reserved to men, a fact which cannot be changed despite changing times".

In March 2009, the Committee on Doctrine of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a decree (Guidelines for Evaluating Reiki as an Alternative Therapy) halting the practice of Reiki by Catholics used in some Catholic retreat centres and hospitals.

In 2011, the Committee on Doctrine of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops said Johnson's 2007 book, Quest for the Living God: Mapping Frontiers in the Theology of God, is not in accordance with official Catholic teaching and "completely undermines the Gospel and the faith of those who believe in that Gospel".

But Bush Republicans, and the G.O.P. in general, have no monopoly on doctrines of pre-eminence, pre-emption or dissuasion.

Though Locke's liberalism has been tremendously influential, his political theory is founded on doctrines of natural law and religion that are not nearly as evident as Locke assumes.

As it turns out, being able to lecture on the role of religion in America's developing empire or on doctrines of reincarnation in Hinduism and Buddhism has been worth slightly less than a hill of beans in making sense of my father's death.

"You can be sure that there will be a book on the privatization of Social Security," predicts Thomas Knock, a professor of American history, "or on creationism, or on the doctrine of pre-emptive war".

The government's case turns on the doctrine of pre-emption, not on the injustice of the Arizona law.

Aristotle goes on by adding a specification on his doctrine of the four causes: the form and the end often coincide, and they are formally the same as that which produces the change (Phys. 198 a 23 26).

They forced theological reflection perhaps best developed by Roman Catholics—on the doctrine of the Holy Spirit and on authority within the church.