Examples of using A doctrine in English and their translations into Dutch
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It is a doctrine of internal security services that any population is only three days away from riots
Again, the issue must be whether a doctrine, practice, or tradition is Biblical.
This warning assumes that one can distinguish between the doctrine of Christ and a doctrine that is foreign to it.
made up a doctrine to place Muhammad on equal terms with Christ.
The gospel of the remission of sins is not a doctrine of one denomination but the truth of God.
Whoops, you can't sue, because of a doctrine that selectively singles out and punishes soldiers"?
it becomes a doctrine instead of a life.
days under the power of false apostles, embracing a doctrine of the devil, being under the control of a false spirit.
that with terms that the Scriptures do not know, a doctrine is taught that nobody understands.
His(Marx's) way of viewing things is not a doctrine but a method.
It is impossible for the priests of Rome to find one shred of countenance for such a doctrine in Scripture.
Obviously, the scribe had never heard of a'trinity', a doctrine that would not be invented until several centuries later, by non-Jewish theologians.
In order to be validly part of Tradition, a doctrine or practice must be informed.
The name and garb of a doctrine or theory depend on its spiritual descent;
But in practice you are called a heretic when you deny or contradict a doctrine that was elevated to dogma in the fourth century.
Celibacy, in fact, is not a doctrine of the Church, but merely a discipline;
If a doctrine weren't as true here in Japan as it is in Portugal,
But at the same time we have no illusions about the fate of anarcho-syndicalism as a doctrine and a revolutionary method.
In the name of free trade, which today is no longer a doctrine, but a dogma, a religion.
thus creates a doctrine.