doctrinal造句怎麼寫

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

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

The task of doctrinal definition continued, however, and theological debate on Christological and other matters is clearly of great interest and concern among Christians in the twentieth century.

Today's observer of the theological discussions at Marburg may too easily embrace a post-Enlightenment arrogance that assumes the doctrinal disputes of Luther and Zwingli to be petty and superfluous.

a rigidly doctrinal approach, response, upbringing

From the very beginning doctrinal differences undermined its unity.

The doctrinal or theological significance has been overlooked.

Translating these doctrinal innovations into operational plans proved far more difficult.

So researches on the legal truth during the judicial process not only have the doctrinal significance of telling wrong from truth but also have very important realistic significance.

You can focus on doctrinal issues, you can focus on social structures or forms, you can focus on ideologies, and many of the issues that we've raised throughout the semester, it's your choice.

God won't ask about your religious background or doctrinal views.

A sect views itself as a defender of doctrinal purity, protesting what it interprets as ecclesiastical laxity and excesses.

Religious leaders argue fiercely about doctrinal differences.

This was a major charge leveled by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, the Vatican's doctrinal overseer, in an important U.S. address last January.

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