Sentences with phrase «orthodox position»
The phrase "orthodox position" refers to a widely accepted or traditionally established belief or viewpoint on a particular subject. It represents the commonly held perspective that is considered correct or standard within a specific context or community. Full definition
However, a brief review of the more orthodox positions, pointing out why from my viewpoint they fall short of validity, is in order.
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J. Roswell Flower, general secretary and managing editor of the Pentecostal Evangel, led the fight for the orthodox position.
We know which portrait eventually became the orthodox position The question is, which portrait is historical?
If we extract it from the Greek philosophical language in which it was first framed, we might state the orthodox position as follows: «There is one God, one divine being.
There are many minority opinions on the nature of the Godhead to be found in Christian sects which do not accept this orthodox position.
There are some who don't like the book because it doesn't promote the evangelical, orthodox position.
It's in gaps between the orthodox positions and departments of defence, midfield and attack where managers and players are evolving the game to find new ways to gain advantages, to surprise opponents and drag them into areas they don't want to go, uncertain of how to react to a footballer seemingly playing as a law unto themselves.
This is not an orthodox position for his party, but the Lib Dems are privately very uncomfortable about Alexander's seat.
Otherwise, Prospect magazine has run just a handful of articles on this topic over the last year, most of which seem to represent the orthodox position, espoused by the government, or its orthodox critics, such as Dieter Helm.
, 8 December 2006 (see 156 NLJ 7252, p 1876), retired District Judge (magistrates» courts) Paul Firth argues an orthodox position that the consequences of a road traffic crash should not affect the criminal liability which attaches.