Sentence examples for theoretical doctrine from inspiring English sources

This book offers an extensive description of the author's theoretical doctrine.

The influence of Mahâyâna philosophy is noticeable but they are interpreted through the lens of Mantrayâna with its emphasis upon the inseparability of ritual practice from theoretical doctrine.

Hence he selected one abstract and largely theoretical doctrine, freedom of the will, on which he had concluded that Luther not only had erred but also had seriously distorted the very authority that both of them accepted as definitive, the Bible.

In general, this 'positivistic approach'3 of deriving predictions of economic dynamics on the basis of widely accepted economic laws can be interpreted as a meta-modeling approach, since it relies on the laws that are supported by different economic models (following different theoretical doctrines).

They are "Theoretical doctrines" based on one are a few verses in the Bible rather than reviewing the entire Bible to see what it says to make sure what they are pushing is accurate or not.

He also attempts to defend this position by showing it to be reconcilable with central features of Kant's theoretical philosophy (notably, Kant's doctrine of things in themselves).

His two books on theoretical philosophy, the Introduction to the Doctrine of Reason and the Application of the Doctrine of Reason, are books on truth.

For some it makes Yehoshua a dinosaur, clinging to a theoretical, hardcore doctrine that no longer fits the way Jews have chosen to live.

The theoretical formation of doctrine did not bring the veneration of the mother of God along in its train.

However, the theoretical elaboration of the doctrine is due to Weber, and Schumpeter uses the term as a way of referring to the Weberian view.

However, the Ikhwân do not fail to approach policy from a theoretical standpoint and the philosophical doctrines developed in their Epistles can be understood to be a functional element of their political vision.