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It is the group's obsession with Lee, not some doctrinal tenent, that causes most lay observers to label it a cult.

The Roman Catholic Church has no official doctrinal position on the authorship of the different pieces of the Bible.

On epistemology, however, it gives a sense of rootedness that "practice" was interpreted as anti-doctrinal theory of experience cumulating.

Despite doctrinal differences between the two countries, Iran swiftly recognised a useful ally in an unfriendly neighbourhood.

On the contrary, less secure groups tended to preserve their distinct identities by means of enforcing strict doctrinal or behavioral codes.

All too few of Peter's contemporaries had come to see this doctrinal truth.

But it seemed to be a minor doctrinal point, with little historical significance.

On the above relative issues, this paper tries to put forward advisable dissertation from the doctrinal angle and history development trace.

The United States had wasted too much of its prestige over such doctrinal disputes.

The second chapter, firstly gives a doctrinal analysis to the reasons for the result of qualitative Chongqing privacy case.

So, orthodoxy needs to be spelled out to limit the scope for doctrinal dissent.

In the case of design, the metaphor intentionally misrepresents the science so as to make a doctrinal point.

This is an authentic dictionary of Buddhist doctrinal terms, used in the Pali Canon and its Commentaries.

Doctrinal indifference is no solution to the problem of doctrinal differences.

Pastors have neglected their rightful oversight of worship, including the doctrinal content of the music.

During the T'ang dynasty (618-907), Taoism received special favor at court and was characterized by doctrinal and liturgical syntheses.

Meanwhile, doctrinal activists still sing out their contradictions and exaggerations.

question, but much contemporary legal philosophy is focused on normative questions in specific doctrinal fields.

His name, however, is rightly invoked to license fresh economic approaches rather than take refuge in inert doctrinal purity.

Chapter Four evaluates the literature doctrinal theory and makes known its effect on the modern and contemporary literary theories.

But India's Hindu nationalist movement seeks a more doctrinal approach to the religion's foundational texts.

its legal mandate and doctrinal persuasion bar it from directly supporting governments.

But as a Sunni scholar he could not overlook doctrinal differences.

And in part four, from news doctrinal and jurisprudence, the reasons why news report collides with judicature are analyzed.

And that's what its central message is: very individualistic, very doctrinal, very theological.

Not to accept discriminative doctrinal principles.

First, he was firmly convinced that all religions are true, that every doctrinal system represents a path to God.

A doctrinal or disciplinary act of an ecumenical council.

Sunzi is not quoted in US Army doctrinal manuals, including FM 3-0, because he writes about a Chinese way of war.

Materials should not be proscribed or removed because of partisan or doctrinal disapproval. II.

Ruling represented a sharp doctrinal shift, and it will have major political and practical consequences.

God-pleasing worship is deeply emotional and deeply doctrinal.

Acts is primarily a historical book, not a doctrinal book.

That is to say they are as concerned about the life of faith as they are about doctrinal orthodoxy.

How, then, do we fight against doctrinal apostasy?

It cloaks serious doctrinal errors in truth.

Jesus said our love for each other-not our doctrinal beliefs-is our greatest witness to the world.

It is also a 'doctrinal' sermon because you are teaching the main lesson from the text.

In these key documents we can see they are as concerned about vital and holy lives as they are about doctrinal truth.

In chapter 2, if and when we have doctrinal apostasy, we must know the truth and proclaim it in meekness and in power.

Kosovo Air Operations: Need to Maintain Alliance Cohesion Resulted in Doctrinal Departures. GAO-01-784, July 27, 2001, pp. 31.

You have a doctrinal problem? The Bible. You have a moral problem? The Bible. You don't know what to preach? Just preach the Bible.

If you have a doctrinal problem, where are you going to go?

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Doctrinal Understandings on the Translation of Ancient Scores