Sentence examples for teachings both from inspiring English sources

That revelation consisted of his teachings, both about himself and about his role.

Many ancient teachings (both spiritual and secular) and many indigenous cultures speak to us of cyclic processes over long periods of historical time, such as the Yuga cycles.

This day is a rare opportunity to experience an intimate contact with teachings both ancient and new, that ask us to transform our sense of what we think is possible.

Did he survey the current teachings of both faiths?

This love of neighbor is not, as the letter rightly points out, an optional extra, but one of the most valuable and central teachings of both traditions.

Zwingli, in fact, denied that Christ was present in the bread and wine of communion and thus rejected the teachings of both Luther and the Roman Catholic Church.

The nomination of Ryan, with his ostensibly seamless dual commitment to the teachings of both the Catholic Church and the church of Ayn Rand, means that religion in the 2012 election has taken an even more prominent role as the Republican party convention is held this week.

Although their doctrine lost its direct political relevance during the reign of the emperor Wudi (reigned 141 87 bce), their ensemble of teachings concerning both ideal government and practices for prolonging life continued to evoke considerable interest and is perhaps the earliest truly Daoist movement of which there is clear historical evidence.

If all beings have "no-self" or abiding essence, if all things are characterized by emptiness (śūnyatā) or the absence of any intrinsic nature basic teachings of both early and later Buddhist traditions and if we have been living the ignorance-biased lives of "sinners" rather than "saints", how is liberation ever possible?

Teachings in both the Eastern and Western Christian churches have emphasized the use of Christian meditation as an element in increasing one's knowledge of Christ.

It's rooted in the teachings of both the Old and New Testament and in the teachings of Francis's namesake, St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of ecology.