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Meanings of theological doctrine in English
Synonyms
Examples for "heresy"
Examples for "heresy"
1
In 1119 Calixtus II condemned the heresy at its centre in Toulouse.
2
That would have, until relatively recently, been considered heresy round his way.
3
To rebel was sin; to doubt was heresy; to submit was piety.
4
The end that grows is heresy; the end that rots is orthodox.
5
Ruiz-Sanchez sees his research setting him firmly on the road to heresy.
1
Ralph seemed to have become, in a somewhat gnostic manner, a full-fledged financier.
2
Eternal life, not eternal knowledge, as the Alexandrian gnostic said.
3
She reads some gnostic texts about goddesses and gods and the Christ within each of us.
4
The capitalist narrative is replaced by that of the communist; the religious fundamentalist's replaced by the gnostic's.
5
Shivering Wisdom publish in High Kettai: philosophy and science and ancient texts, gnostic mechonomy and the like.
1
This is known in the study of rhetoric as the Nestorian Order.
2
The hymns sung on this occasion were from the new Nestorian Hymnbook.
3
There were also embarrassments of a serious nature within the Nestorian community.
4
They brought with them their own religions: Manichaeism, Mazdaism, and Nestorian Christianity.
5
The Nestorian mission has encountered less opposition than other missions in Western Asia.
1
They and their Syrian neighbours but dogmatic opponents, the Jacobites, a monophysite body, adopted a conciliatory disposition towards the crusaders.
2
The Monophysite controversy led to the founding of the Jacobite sect.
3
Monophysite riot at Constantinople, caused by the controversy respecting the nature of Christ.
4
With the Nestorian and Monophysite heresies new divisions took place.
5
Mennas, the successor of Anthimus, in his local synod, had condemned and deposed the Monophysite bishops.
Usage of theological doctrine in English
1
Henceforth the theological doctrine of the flatness of the earth was irretrievably overthrown.
2
So he made the Scriptures the sole source of theological doctrine.
3
There is the theological doctrine of the tree of Eden in a new shape.
4
Homer offers theological doctrine in the guise of physical allegory.
5
Those Congressmen had no right to commit this whole country to a theological doctrine.
6
The first series of attacks on the old theological doctrine were mainly founded in philosophic reasoning.
7
Does not the whole idea appear rather like a rhetorical image than like a sober theological doctrine?
8
Some years were still to elapse before any material changes from orthodox theological doctrine were to be entertained.
9
Yet, even in our own time, attempts to revive the old theological doctrine of meteorology have not been wanting.
10
Some sects and breakaway groups, however, follow the early theological doctrine of plural marriage, thought to bring exaltation in heaven.
11
At any rate, it differs immensely in the moral impression it makes from that made by the current theological doctrine of the same catastrophe.
12
One enormous canvas gives a curious example of the theological doctrine of intercession between man and his Maker, spun out to its logical length.
13
What a contrast to ordinary ways of speaking on a familiar theological doctrine is this way of bringing it into immediate relation to real feeling:-
14
He had no sympathy with the theological doctrines then in vogue in his native town.
15
But he'll tie you in a bowknot if you hold to the old theological doctrines.
16
Such an interpretation of mimicry was perfectly consistent with the theological doctrines of his day.
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Theological doctrine through the time
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