Sentence examples for rigorous doctrine. from inspiring English sources
How does weakening our grip on hell also weaken a rigorous doctrine of human freedom?
Louis Brandeis, who formalized the 19th century anti-monopoly sentiment into a rigorous doctrine of political economy, called this "industrial liberty," a parallel to political liberty.
Almost from the beginning, Ms. Ward's zeal for "reform" and rigorous gardening doctrine earned her the enmity of some longtime members.
The dogmatic metaphysicians preceding him, Kant argued, imagined that they could demonstrate the truth of their doctrines in rigorous mathematical fashion, but metaphysical concepts lacked the precision and intelligibility of mathematical concepts.
They addressed technical problems raised by their semantics and utilitarian ethics and produced a collection of terse, rigorous arguments that develop Mohist doctrines, defend them against criticisms, and rebut opponents' views.
This doctrine was given more rigorous expression by the logical positivist Carl Hempel (1905 1997).
Both heretical positions (for examples, the views about Christ and human nature held by Eutyches and Nestorius) and orthodox Christian doctrine are subjected to rigorous scrutiny, using the techniques of Aristotelian logic and, where necessary, ideas from Aristotelian physics.
A rigorous ascetic, he founded Priscillianism, an unorthodox doctrine that persisted into the 6th century.
This reference work provides a definitive and intellectually rigorous collection of psychological interpretations of the stories, rituals, motifs, symbols, doctrines, dogmas, and experiences of the world's religious and mythological traditions.
