Sentence examples for on the doctrines of from inspiring English sources

The Pythagorean school of mathematics, founded on the doctrines of the Greek philosopher Pythagoras, originally insisted that only natural and rational numbers exist.

There, in the fisherman's habit donned for the passage, he debated Nicolaas Grevinckhoven (Grevinchovius), minister to the local Arminian Church, on the doctrines of atonement and predestination.

The octopus feeds on the doctrines of 'shareholder value' increasingly permeating the legal structures that set the allocation of power in corporations.

His five-volume Geschichte der christlichen Kirche (1853 63; "History of the Christian Church") is still considered valuable, as are his works on the doctrines of the Atonement, the Trinity, and the Incarnation.

His Summa doctrinae de foedere et testamento Dei (1648; "Comprehensive Treatise on the Doctrines of the Covenant and Testament of God") is based on the conception that the relation between God and man, both before the Fall and after it, was a covenant.

He insists that his views are based on the doctrines of Epicurus and of his first generation of pupils Metrodorus, Colotes, Polyaenus, Hermarchus (cf. PHerc. 1005 III 8 17 and fr.

In both cases the code of morals is based on the doctrine of nonviolence (ahimsa).

Instead, the goverment is relying on the doctrine of humanitarian intervention.

His guru on the doctrine of faith-based salvation is the University of Texas journalism professor Marvin Olasky.

It's also a waste of money, and it infringes on the doctrine of the separation of church and state".

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