Sentence examples for which taught that from inspiring English sources

The council condemned Arianism, which taught that Christ was more than human but not fully divine.

I told Liz that Buddhism (or Hinduism, I didn't know which) taught that all suffering came from desire.

Thus, Madhva rejected the theory of maya ("illusion" or "play"), which taught that the material world is not only illusory but also deceptive.

In the book, Mr. Bellah notes the parallels between Mao and Qin Shihuangdi, a follower of the Legalist philosophy, which taught that only harsh punishments could keep people in line and provide effective government.

The practical value of weeds survives into the 17th-century Doctrine of Signatures, which taught that God had "signed" certain plants with particular shapes and colours so people could "read" the illnesses they were designed to cure.

But for decades it was largely ignored in South Africa because it contradicted the racist ideology of apartheid, which taught that history began when the first Dutch settler arrived in Cape Town in 1652.

Suh, like others, partially attributes the Korean mind-set to Confucianism, which teaches that behavior toward others is all-important.

Most early modern philosophers were impressed by the facts of geometrical optics, which teach that light imprints an inverted, left-right reversed image of the external world on the concave surface of the back of the eye.

All six are "prosperity gospel" ministries, which teach that believers will themselves become prosperous by donating generously to the ministry.

All religion, including Catholicism, which teaches that salvation is by religious works or church dogma is false.

"Somebody could take offense with the Bible, which teaches that Jesus is the only way to the Father.