In reply to these objections, trinitarians emphasize that by definition, the doctrine implies monotheism, and they employ arguments like those in the supplementary document on the history of trinitarian doctrines section 2.2 to show that the Bible implicitly teaches three "persons" in the one God.
Another was the the doctrine implied (as each person was fully divine) that each divine person must also be a Trinity, and so on, resulting in an infinity of trinities (Lasker 2007, 59 60, 72 3).
The evolving Bush Doctrine implies a pre-emptive use of conventional force to take out missile launchers, industrial enterprises and facilities that appear to be involved in the fabrication of unconventional weapons.
Kennan had observed during 1947 that the Truman Doctrine implied a new consideration of Franco.
This doctrine of implied powers became the basis for interpreting and expanding the Constitution in later years.
Ecclesiastical condemnations of propositions considered false or dangerous and threats against the holders of doctrines implied by these propositions gave a more definite status to the Averroists, although many propositions condemned at Paris and Oxford in 1270 and 1277 had nothing to do with Aristotle and little with Averroës.
It is this doctrine, after all, that implies endless future wars requiring untold numbers of American troops.
Third, the new doctrine clearly implies that the United States reserves the right to threaten to use nuclear weapons against states that are not party to the nonproliferation treaty.
Others urged that the doctrine wrongly implies that God is a substance with accidents, or that nothing divine could be "generated", as that is incompatible with the divine attributes of absolute perfection, necessary existence, eternal existence, or aseity (existing solely because of oneself, or not because of anything else) (Lasker 2007, 87 8).
