doctrinal

But there was nothing settled or doctrinal about his God.

He also knew the other doctrinal texts of the Council.

There were no changes made in local church structure or doctrinal standards.

Since 1916, the two groups have developed along very different doctrinal paths.

In reality it was merely a doctrinal issue, not a political one.

The experience also helped him to work out his doctrinal stance.

We're not talking about the 39 articles or doctrinal statements.

Again, this is a doctrinal term, rather than an ethnic one.

The issue involved was not doctrinal because he remained a Fundamentalist.

The evidence is clear that she did understand her writings to have full authority in doctrinal areas.

Several times during its history, the society has been faced with doctrinal controversy.

And a lot of them, including many with very conservative doctrinal profiles, do at least as well, if not better, in practice.

Certainly the doctrinal statement itself would not necessarily support such a shift.

More important than doctrinal correctness was the practice of Christian love.

Services reached a bit less into the future, and made significant changes to their doctrinal frameworks.

John Paul appointed him to the doctrinal congregation in 1981.

But they were also the golden age of doctrinal clarification.

He is also an apologist on doctrinal and cultural issues.

"Doctrinal unity is not a problem when you're small," he said.

This is not the same as saying they will appear reasonable outside of their doctrinal context.

These and other questions assumed the status of doctrinal disputes.

In addition to the above there are fourteen other doctrinal texts.

How was doctrinal or moral error to be dealt with?

This is not a Court to lose its way in a liberal doctrinal wilderness.

The conflict was political, rather than doctrinal, in nature.