Sentence examples for true doctrine from inspiring English sources

"On the True Doctrine: A Discourse Against the Christians" was written in 178 A.D. by Celsus, an eclectic follower of Plato.

The young monk was too intense and too sincere in his quest for the true doctrine of the Buddha to be satisfied with such prevailing confusion of doctrine.

He was an attentive listener and from that time attached himself to the man who had revealed to him the true doctrine.

Orthodox, (from Greek orthodoxos, "of the right opinion"), true doctrine and its adherents as opposed to heterodox or heretical doctrines and their adherents.

After an exhaustive study of the various forms of Buddhism, he concluded (in 1253) that the Lotus Sūtra teaching was the only true doctrine suitable for his age and predicted calamity for Japan if all other sects were not banished.

But whether the matter under debate is central or peripheral, making a claim to the label obviously does not settle the question of what is true doctrine, or true patriotism.

As a result, they feel that over time the real message and true doctrines of the Bible have been lost.

The term is also used to distinguish true Islamic doctrine from heretical teachings, such as those of the Muʿtazilites.

After having persuaded himself that Amidism was not the true Buddhist doctrine, he passed to the study of Zen Buddhism, which had become popular in Kamakura and Kyōto.

The dissenting judges said the majority erred in applying the "true threats" doctrine, which is often employed in considering face-to-face encounters, to the mass communications here.

I've been delving a bit into what the Romney campaign and its economist fellow-travelers have been saying, and I think I have figured out the true economic doctrine Romney and his inner circle have in mind.