Sentence examples for to the doctrine of the from inspiring English sources

According to the "Doctrine of the Mean," the clothes used by ordinary people at sacrifices were "their richest dresses".

The Western church went on to give further attention to the doctrine of the work of Christ.

"In this sense, we can say that part of liberation theology has been elevated to the doctrine of the church," Sung says.

Its members are picked for their skill and their allegiance to the doctrine of the Islamic Revolution (as well as, in some cases, their family connections).

Fear of infringement on congregational freedom and theological opposition to the doctrine of the church underlying restructure led to active opposition.

Ha-Levi was aware of the odium attached to the doctrine of the superiority of one particular nation; he held, however, that this teaching alone explains God's dealings with humanity, which, like many other things, reason is unable to grasp.

With the determination of the orthodox teaching of the church regarding the person of Christ, it still remained necessary to clarify the doctrine of the work of Christ.

Zwingli contended that the Eucharist was a symbolic memorial rite, and he was willing to accept the doctrine of the spiritual Presence of Christ in the sacrament.

The leading scientific pharmacist of his time in Germany, he improved many analytical processes and was one of the first to enunciate the doctrine of the conservation of energy (1837).

To the delight of the unitarians, two prominent Oxford professors published books propounding contrary views, but both purporting to defend "the" doctrine of the Trinity.

They are almost always shown together to emphasise the doctrine of the four Gospels' unity of message.