Sentence examples for such doctrine from inspiring English sources

Bishops at today's gathering said that theirs is the only such doctrine they know about from an Orthodox church.

Since this is not a theocracy, I am not quite sure why such doctrine is relevant to the reform of a civil institution.

One such doctrine was "mutual assured destruction" (MAD), the notion that the purpose of nuclear strategy was to create a stable world in which two opponents would realize that neither could hope to attack the other successfully and that in any war both would suffer effective obliteration.

Religions have developed deep and extensive doctrines -- meant, perhaps, to develop basic virtue into saintliness -- but often the most basic level of human empathy required of adherents is treated as just another such doctrine rather than as a foundation that must exist within a person and that no book can teach.

I think I'll stop here since a 3-year-old would question the sanity of those who follow such "doctrine".

He is credited with helping craft a response to India's cold-start doctrine – a plan to conduct coordinated offensive operations against Pakistan – even as New Delhi denies having any such doctrine.

When such doctrines fail, they can be junked relatively easily.

Fundamental features of what eventually became Christian orthodoxy were shaped through controversy over such doctrines.

Such doctrines, I suggested, will have a hard time condemning acts of terror in the ways they deserve.

Opponents such as Irenaeus, on the other hand, considered such doctrines to be pagan corruptions of true monotheism.

Ritschl rejected such doctrines as original sin, the miraculous birth of Christ, the Trinity, and the Incarnation.