Moreover, he said, Westminster opposition to scrapping the doctrine appeared to be based on little more than self-interest.
Neither the word Trinity nor the explicit doctrine appears in the New Testament, nor did Jesus and his followers intend to contradict the Shema in the Hebrew Scriptures: "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord" (Deuteronomy 6 4).
The Freeman doctrine appears to be that the less you know about a poison the freer you should feel to use it.
The Monroe Doctrine appears to be on its last legs.
Charles Evan Hughes's article on the Monroe Doctrine appeared in the 14th edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica (see the Britannica Classic: Monroe Doctrine).
And in the absence of a written constitution, the Wilson doctrine appeared to be on its way to joining those assorted pieces of case law, common law, treaties, statutes and conventions that accumulate to form the British constitution.
The third problem is that Arcesilaus' positive doctrine appears to rest on a hugely implausible claim about our rationality, viz., that it is possible to think or reflect, and come up with 'reasonable' conclusions, without assenting to anything, i.e., without having any beliefs of any kind or degree (see Frede 1979, Bett 1989).
An unspoken part of this new doctrine appears to be that we claim this right for ourselves -- and only for ourselves".
As anti-Americanism still remains central to the Cuban Communist Party's doctrine, appearing to kowtow to the US political establishment by accepting democratic reforms would be disastrous for the legitimacy of the party's elites.
Therefore, both social support and religious doctrine appear to contribute to the relationship between religious activities and suicide.
