His objection to ideology appears to be both visceral and intellectual, and in advocating what might be called a return from a faith-based foreign policy to a reality-based approach, his greatest challenge in running against Bush without an opposing doctrine is to make the case for being nonideological without seeming unprincipled.
Both the inclusive care argument and the funerals argument illustrate another common Mohist rhetorical strategy: tracing the causal consequences of a doctrine or policy, typically to show that Mohist doctrine yields results that tally with some standard while an opposing doctrine does not.
Finally, there is the "syncretist," who is "driven to reconcile opposing doctrines" in the manner of Jürgen Habermas.
Two-level utilitarianism is virtually a synthesis of the opposing doctrines of act utilitarianism and rule utilitarianism.
It framed the choice open to the United States as the "American" system or a "European system of diametrically opposed doctrines — doctrines of paternalism and state socialism".
"To say you're anti-Islam, as long as you're not anti-Muslim, someone can oppose the doctrine of Islam and that's fine".
Adams also opposed the doctrine of nullification which would allow states to ignore federal laws they deemed unconstitutional being advocated by the man who had been his Vice-President, John C. Calhoun.
Like the Farc in Colombia, they resort to the harshest tactics in making their point, attacking landowners and killing anyone who opposes their doctrine, whether they are peasants or landowners.
Ibn Ḥanbal's unflinching spirit was beginning to have its effect upon the Caliph; but the latter's advisers warned that if he desisted from punishing him, he would be accused of having opposed the doctrine of his predecessor al-Maʾmūn, and the victory of Ibn Ḥanbal would have dire consequences on the reign of the caliphs.
The Elder God, a demiurge-like entity, lurks beneath Nosgoth and controls the cycle of reincarnation; the vampires, whose biological immortality opposes his doctrine, are his enemies.
Never veering from church doctrine opposing homosexuality, Francis did strike a more compassionate tone than that of his predecessors, some of whom had largely avoided even saying the more colloquial "gay".
