In almost every region of India, dialogue has been embedded in Hinduism through texts, doctrines, histories, rituals, ceremonies and in architecture and art.
We might also want to take a look at the various sources, texts, doctrines and beliefs that we treasure that, unfortunately, help to maintain and perpetuate such a social climate.
In the same text, the doctrine of karma ("actions"), according to which the soul achieves a happy or unhappy rebirth according to its works in the previous life, occurs for the first time and is attributed to the theologian Yajnavalkya.
3. (Quality) The chapter on quality is the least complex and interesting part of the whole commentary, since Alyngton is faithful to Aristotle's text and doctrine, and sometimes even offers rather unproblematic analyses and elucidations.
Religious science denial starts not in text or doctrine, but in the community.
Through shipments of free Korans and other texts, Salafi doctrine developed a strong presence at American mosques, prisons and Islamic schools.
Hindu, Sikh and Buddhist texts and doctrine contain no teachings in opposition to immunization.
Jewish culture of this age was distinguished by the supreme literary merit of its Hebrew poetry, the new spirit of relatively free and rationalist examination of hallowed texts and doctrines, and the extension of Jewish cultural perspectives to totally new horizons mathematics, astronomy, medicine, philosophy, political theory, aesthetics, and belles-lettres.
In fact, the phenomenon of intra-religious strife highlights the key problem with using religious texts and doctrines to address ethical issues in general, and in particular, how we treat other human beings.
An unintended consequence in the development of Confucian thought in that context was the prominent rise of the metaphysically significant Confucian texts, notably Zhongyong ("Doctrine of the Mean") and Yizhuan ("The Great Commentary of the Classic of Changes"), which appealed to some Buddhist and Daoist thinkers.
