Sentence examples for specific doctrines from inspiring English sources

It is important that the use of such a doctrinal criterion be limited to quite specific doctrines such as limiters and unlimiteds as first principles and the cosmology that includes the counter-earth and central fire.

But Origen needed to defend specific doctrines concerning Christ.

Jansenism was a complex movement based more on a certain mentality and spirituality than on specific doctrines.

In some cases, it was not so much specific doctrines as specific traditions of worship that were the vehicles for carrying denominational identity.

"The truth is, Ted Cruz has never been to our church or endorsed any of our specific doctrines, nor have we asked him to".

In this entry, the principle of state neutrality is construed to include both of these more specific doctrines.

They represent, as Richter puts it, "a leave-taking from any specific doctrine of salvation".

If the term fascist is thrown around as an epithet, it is partly because fascism, unlike communism, did not develop a highly specific doctrine.

Mr. Cheney did not spell out a specific doctrine that he and Gov. George W. Bush, the Republican presidential nominee, would follow if they won the election.

Within Eastern Orthodox theology a specific doctrine of the heavenly Wisdom, Sophianism, may be found alongside the doctrine of the mother of God.

Rebutting the popular misconception that the critic "writes because he is possessed by a passion to advance enlightenment, to put down error and wrong, to disseminate some specific doctrine" – in short, to make arguments – he proposed a much more basic impulse.