Sentence examples for the basic doctrines from inspiring English sources

He was talking like a professor, not like a pastor, apparently unaware that many believers expect their bishops to believe the basic doctrines).

(Years ago, the Anglican bishop of Durham, formerly a liberal professor of theology, caused a scandal when he seemed to refer to the Resurrection as "a conjuring trick with bones". He was talking like a professor, not like a pastor, apparently unaware that many believers expect their bishops to believe the basic doctrines).

The Roman Catholic Church in its formula of baptism still asks that the parents and godparents of infants to be baptized recite the Apostles' Creed as a sign that they accept the basic doctrines of the church and will help their children grow in the Catholic faith.

It might appear that Locke's writing The Reasonableness of Christianity in which he argues that the basic doctrines of Christianity are few and compatible with reason make him a Latitudinarian.

Since Mendelssohn thought at first that Jacobi was himself a Spinozist, we see him also attacking the basic doctrines of Spinozism as he understood them, while at the same time suggesting how they could be reformulated in an internally more consistent form to have them rejoin the accepted teachings of school metaphysics.

Many of the programs that are being followed, many of the basic doctrines are the same ones that we were trying to apply in Vietnam.

The basic doctrine of ʿAlawite faith is the deification of ʿAlī.

It's a good update, it's nice to have the doctrine in one place and it's great to have more academic studies included, but honestly, the basic doctrine hasn't changed.

The basic doctrine of the Khārijites was that a person or a group who committed a grave error or sin and did not sincerely repent ceased to be Muslim.

The basic doctrine on which his theory depends is that the whole is exactly the same as all of its parts taken together, from which it follows that whatever preserves the whole preserves the parts.

For Bacon, matter theory is the basic doctrine, not classical mechanics as it is with Galileo.