Definition of «essential doctrines»

"Essential doctrines" refers to the fundamental beliefs or principles that are considered necessary and crucial to a particular ideology, religion, or belief system. These doctrines serve as the core teachings or key elements that define and shape the overall philosophy or worldview.

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Widespread ignorance about essential doctrine is the reason why many believers are in danger of drifting away — so say JI Packer and Gary A Parrett in... More (premierchristianity.com)
Because of this hostility toward postmodern ways of thinking, neo-fundamentalists have little tolerance for diversity of opinions among evangelicals on any issues they perceive as essential doctrines — which are most of them — as opposed to the broader evangelical movement which historically has allowed for a much wider range of disagreement on disputable matters. (rachelheldevans.com)
He was arguing from the historic definition of just what is a Christian based upon essential doctrines having knowledge of them which he's obviously studied. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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Definition of «essential doctrines»

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