Sentence examples for theological precepts from inspiring English sources
For of all his eloquence, however, he had never built the constituency to transform theological precepts into public policy.
When he accuses President Obama of following "not a theology based on the Bible," he is calling, implicitly, for a country that would, instead, follow theological precepts.
Scholars who genuinely practice the theological precepts of ijtihed, or independent reasoning, a vital ingredient for challenging the present chauvinism, are thin on the ground.
His critique, however, is based on the theological precept that we are born to be in community with God and with each other, and in this relationship we find joy and inspiration for life.
This is not just a story about individual priests and instances of malfeasance; it is, instead, a focused and concerted argument against a host of precepts and behaviors and theological positions fundamental to the Roman Catholic Church.
But violating constitutional precepts?
Generational self-definition is a dearly held precept in our culture, which is why it seems to make sense to us that both Megan and Steve come from religiously indifferent families in which they defiantly distinguished themselves by their theological conservatism.
Quite a serious, theological piece.
Stalin deviated from these precepts.
