I would argue for
a stronger doctrine of the church than I find in Niebuhr, perhaps a more catholic one, one that emphasizes the church as the body of Christ - the church as the one sacrament from which all the particular sacraments are derived, as Karl Rahner put it.
Not exact matches
The LDS chuch's
doctrine of salvation has much in common with the Universal
Church (Roman Catholic) and hence provides a
strong motivation toward actions that improve our society and our communities.
«
Strong churches are strong in the first instance because of doctrine,» he
Strong churches are
strong in the first instance because of doctrine,» he
strong in the first instance because
of doctrine,» he says.
Later as I studied the Bible more deeply and became aware
of many other
church traditions,
doctrines, and denominations, my Baptist convictions grew
stronger.
As Anderson shows, all the best and true Catholic reformers — whatever their political views or prudential decisions — were always
strong proponents
of established
Church doctrine, and fierce disciplinarians when it came to upholding
Church teaching, particularly in the area
of sexual morality (a main target
of today's «reformers»).
Also
strong is LaKeith Stanfield (Atlanta) as a congregant in Pearson's
church, gay himself, who struggles to keep his internal torments at bay while Pearson's change
of tune cruelly dangles the possibility that these conservative
doctrines that have ruined his life might be changeable.
Many fundamentalists are convinced that the one mighty and
strong is already here on earth among them, «holding the scepter
of power in his hand,» and that very soon now he will lead the Mormon
Church back onto the right path and restore Joseph's «most holy and important
doctrine.»