Sentence examples for wrong doctrine from inspiring English sources

When I look back, the vision of policing presented - one in which suspects have their property confiscated, and one in which Vic is given incredible latitude - that was very much inspired by the Bush 'my country, right or wrong' doctrine".

The history of philosophy, Kant suggests, is not to be assessed in terms of right and wrong doctrines.

Hilary argues that Obama got the no-invasion-of-the-wrong country doctrine exactly right while Mary thinks the two POTUSs on terrorism are more alike than different.

It is the realization that freedom for black men will result in them wanting to marry his own daughter that finally leads the Radical congressional leader Austin Stoneman (obviously meant to be Thaddeus Stevens) to see how wrong his doctrines have been.

In theological terms, these bishops and the voter guides argue that abortion and the destruction of embryos are categorically wrong under church doctrine.

Not just getting a doctrine wrong, but the loss of the gospel in this".

The wrong strategies and doctrines, including invasions and regime changes, were adopted, and a new stimulus to dramatically expand the intelligence-industrial complex was provided.

She would conclude that everything about Westboro's doctrine was wrong, only to be seized with terror that these thoughts were a test from God, and she was failing.

So such acts are wrong according to the doctrine of double effect.

If this is so, religious and theistic doctrines are wrong.

Mr. Obama, we'll be told, moved too far to the left, and his Keynesian economic doctrine was proved wrong.