Sentence examples for other doctrine from inspiring English sources

He actually likes a lot of the results of liberalism; what he objects to is the pretense that it is superior to any other doctrine.

The other doctrine is often referred to as "starving the beast," a phrase coined by David Stockman, Ronald Reagan's budget director.

The other doctrine which usually goes along with perdurantism is Humean Supervenience.

The understanding of this doctrine and its implications in more depth depends, probably more than any other doctrine, on how one construes other central elements of Spinoza's theory of attributes (e.g. the number of attributes).

To us his work therefore represents both the heyday and the end of the series of commentators who explained Aristotle exclusively on the basis of Aristotelian texts, without commitment to some other doctrine.

Consequently, the teaching of young-Earth creationism, as well as any other doctrine based on a miraculous creation of life, has been repeatedly prohibited in public schools not because the doctrine was proved wrong, but because it simply is not science.

Twenty-first century child welfare standards mean that other doctrines should join the list.

Dr. Pinker has little time for two other doctrines often allied with the Blank Slate.

Mr. Vahanian condemned "positive thinking" and other doctrines that reduced Christianity to what he called "a tool for success".

And there were other doctrines of similar secrecy revealed to Smith, especially in the years just before his death.

Spiritualism and other doctrines like theosophy spread from the US and Europe to the far corners of the world, reaching Cuba, Argentina and India.