Sentences with phrase «in doctrine of»

Extinguishment of course is at the heart of the discrimination against native title found in the doctrine of native title.

Evangelicalism is a worldwide, transdenominational movement within Protestant Christianity, maintaining that the essence of the gospel consists in the doctrine of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ's atonement.

What is the reason for the lack of scholarly interest in the doctrine of contributory negligence?

They then brought the application for a stay of proceedings based in the doctrine of entrapment.

There are, of course, cases where suspended sentences were imposed for cocaine and heroin trafficking based in the doctrine of exceptional circumstances.

A standard grounded in the doctrine of abuse of process should be avoided.

As Benito Mussolini wrote in The Doctrine of Fascism, published in 1932, «Fascism wants man to be active and to engage in action with all his energies; it wants him to be manfully aware of the difficulties besetting him and ready to face them.

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Government: We the people of the City of Solvang declare our intent to restore our community to the historic principles of self - governance inherent in the doctrine of home - rule.

The fallacy of Hume's doctrine of causation is merely an aggravated form of that which has generally passed muster in his doctrine of time.

Adamowski is a true believer in the doctrine of «school choice,» wherein education is a «product» offered to «consumers» in a «free marketplace.»

«I am quite well versed in the doctrine of the Catholic Church but I don't think I am quite going to be made Pope.

In the Doctrine of Virtue, Kant explains that forgiveness is a duty of virtue as part of self - respect.

There is meaning even in a doctrine of transmigration; but the doctrine that a man may be born with his second nature, a second nature involving a reference to a temporally dated historical fact, is a veritable non plus ultra of absurdity.

Implicit in the doctrine of church - state separation that the Supreme Court enforced in this case is the assumption that religious symbols such as the yarmulke, while appropriate for private religious devotion in home or synagogue, have no legitimate place in any public institution.

There is, according to the Pythagoreans, a harmony of strings, but also a harmony of body and soul, a harmony of the state, and a harmony of the starry sky In a doctrine of universal harmony; the metaphors go back and forth (Spitzer 8 - 9).

2 John 1:9 says Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God.

He that abideth in the doctrine of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son.

Whitehead's analysis of how this happens is in his doctrine of conceptual feelings.

While using little of the traditional language of resurrection and judgment, Teilhard's figure of an ecstasy in the noosphere retains two essential elements in the doctrine of the resurrection of the body.

John Cobb argues that «the final new element in the doctrine of God (appears) in this book (Religion in the Making).

Right now there are about a billion of them, with a majority of them beleiving in the doctrine of prosperity.

As a Catholic he can object, but he can't deny that the Court has grabbed on to the nerve of our Lockean Constitution in its doctrine of freedom as autonomy unfolding generation by generation.

Intentionality is given a physical as well as psychic description in the doctrine of prehension, and ambiguity is given a material as well as mental description in the doctrine of actual occasion.

Socrates thinks the difficulty through in the doctrine of Recollection, by which all learning and inquiry is interpreted as a kind of remembering; one who is ignorant needs only a reminder to help him come to himself in the consciousness of what he knows.

Therefore it is common mock with contempt anyone with a belief, say, in the doctrine of transubstantiation as deluded / having symptoms of a mental illness.

For example, the logical difficulties inherent in the doctrine of the moral cleansing of human nature by the power of religion rent Christianity in the days of Pelagius and Augustine — that is to say, at the beginning of the fifth century.

Whitehead accounts for the interrelatedness of subject and object in the world in his doctrine of «prehension.

He brings a passionate interest in the New Testament doctrines of discipleship and following Jesus and very little interest in the doctrine of sin.

Every philosopher believes, and attempts to prove, that his evidence derives from experience — whether that of God, of common sense, of Socrates, or his own; thus Plato, for example, grounds his Theory of Forms in his doctrine of recollection, a universal experience, universally forgotten (except perhaps by Socrates).

D'Arcy does not carry through in his doctrine of God the radical suggestion of his own solution, that essential love in God's being involves a self - giving.

The force of Luther's protest against the claims to authority of the established Church is to be found partly in the appeal to scripture, but also in this doctrine of man's condition and of the love of God as present only through God's grace.

In the two chapters on soteriology we find a number of them, for example, a denial of the redemptive dimension of the Incarnation, a purely forensic understanding of the doctrine of justification, and a narrow focus on penal substitution in the doctrine of atonement.

In our doctrine of God, even God's knowledge does not encompass all the specific aspects of future free decisions.

In the doctrine of the Madonna in later Christian history there are many passages indicating that Mary was to be thought of as the Earth in which the True Vine is planted and which had been made fruitful by the Holy Spirit.

These dangers did, in fact, precipitate a crisis in the doctrine of the Trinity.

In taking this position I do of course raise a very old question in the doctrine of the ministry, the question of whether the minister's authority to preach the Word, administer sacraments, and act as pastor inheres in his office and ordination or whether it inheres in his person and is dependent upon his faith.

The hard things in the doctrine of Jesus, including the hard things about marriage and sexual holiness, are already in the Gospels.

Now after 20 years of struggling with the hardness of the human heart, I say I could never be a missionary unless I believed in the doctrine of predestination.»

Hints and indications of the truth of this option can perhaps be seen in the doctrine of the Ascension and Assumption as well as in the phenomenon that the bodies of saints often remain incorrupt.

We must ask, however, whether with all the realism of the Reformers in their doctrine of vocation, they solved the problem of self - sacrifice in the spirit of agape.

Further the idea of substance played a large role in the doctrine of God.

This is one of the issues in the doctrine of the Trinity.

It is clear, then, that in his doctrine of symbolic reference Whitehead parts company with the Cartesian epistemological tradition and attempts to mediate the dualities which have plagued it.

In the doctrine of the Trinity, he finds an excellent imagery for this: The triune communion which is communion - in - diversity creates the human being as a communitarian being, and nature as communitarian, letting them go into freedom and receiving them back in the eschaton.

These studies, extracting the differentiation of the parts, and astounded nevertheless by the historical fact that there has been discernible unity transcending them in the mind and life of the church, have thrust into the foreground a fresh interest in the unity of the biblical tradition, and in the doctrine of the church.

As Evangelicals, we saw this teaching as implicit in the doctrine of justification by faith alone and tried to express it in biblical terms.

The logical anomaly contained in the doctrine of transubstantiation disappears if it is our Lord's risen body that is really present in the Eucharist, for the risen body will have different attributes from the body in its mortal state.

However, those of who do believe this way do not believe in the doctrine of the Bible or any organized religion.

Of course, some of us have been so schooled in a doctrine of vocation that we know better and would hasten to include any and all virtuous jobs in this world under the heading of God's potential callings.