Definitions

1. These doctrines were to become familiar articles of faith to much of mankind, through borrowings by Judaism, Christianity and Islam. (Web site)
2. These doctrines were to become familiar articles of faith to much of mankind, through borrowings by the Abrahamic faiths of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. (Web site)
3. Its doctrines are contained in the catechisms of Luther and in the Augsburg Confession.
4. Its doctrines were promoted far and wide and thus exerted great influence on various Tibetan Buddhist sects. (Web site)
5. Their doctrines were almost certainly derived from those 'scientific' works which Shapur I had incorporated into the Avesta from Byzantium and India. (Web site)

Objections

1. It arose from objections to doctrines and practices in the medieval church (see Roman Catholic Church) and ultimately led to the freedom of dissent (see Protestantism). (Web site)

Anderson

1. Anderson, being a firm believer in the doctrines and teachings of the Mormon Church, made no objections. (Web site)

False Doctrines

1. That Pastor gave His life fighting devils, false doctrines, and sometimes false brethren, to build the Church. (Web site)

Own Doctrines

1. They proclaimed their own doctrines as the doctrine of the Buddha and carried out their own practices even as they wished.
2. In the late 15th and 16th cent., Christian thinkers found support in the kabbalah for their own doctrines, out of which they developed a Christian version. (Web site)

Res Judicata

1. This order and judgment is not binding precedent, except under the doctrines of law of the case, res judicata, and collateral estoppel.

Atonement

1. If other peculiar and leading doctrines of the Socinian theology be true and scriptural, so is its atonement of Moral Influence.

Cardinal Doctrines

1. As are other cardinal doctrines of each, so is its doctrine of atonement, or, conversely, as its doctrine of atonement, so are its other doctrines.
2. Cultism, in short, is any major deviation from orthodox Christianity relative to the cardinal doctrines of the Christian faith.

Protestant Doctrines

1. The doctrines of the various churches are often as different from each other as Protestant doctrines are from Catholic or Orthodox doctrines. (Web site)
2. Ratisbon demonstrated that there can be no honest compromise between the Roman Catholic and the Protestant doctrines of justification. (Web site)
3. Under King Edward VI, the Protestant doctrines and practices abhorred by Henry VIII were introduced into the Anglican Church. (Web site)

Tantric Doctrines

1. But he spared those who surrendered and converted to Buddhism and promised to become defenders of the tantric doctrines.

Main Doctrines

1. The Pentecostal movement has influence even where its main doctrines and practices are officially rejected.

Lutheran Doctrines

1. She couldn't even be a member of the church unless she could swear that she believed the Lutheran doctrines here discussed. (Web site)

Essential Doctrines

1. The dhamma, therefore, comprises all the essential doctrines of Buddhism - the Four Noble Truths, kamma, rebirth, samsara, dependent origination and so on.

Related Doctrines

1. Federal courts have traditionally adhered to the related doctrines of res judicata (claim preclusion) and collateral estoppel (issue preclusion). (Web site)
2. If a person holds to a deficient view of one doctrine, it will logically lead to a defective view of other related doctrines. (Web site)

Secret Doctrines

1. After the Buddha entered mahaparinirvana, these secret doctrines were preserved by a host of wisdom dakinis.
2. The sacred texts of the Tibetan Canon say that a line of enlightened Kings has dwelt in Shambhala guarding the secret doctrines of Buddhism.

Buddhist Doctrines

1. Perfection of Wisdom texts contain many warnings against holding too rigidly to doctrines, even Buddhist doctrines. (Web site)
2. A collection of expositions of Buddhist doctrines on retribution, life and death, etc. (Web site)
3. Mahayana remains, however, the most followed of the Buddhist doctrines to this day in Eastern Asia and the world.

Calvinist Doctrines

1. Gill, John The Cause of God and Truth — An exploration and defense of the Calvinist doctrines of grace by the Baptist divine (available online).
2. B. Eerdmans, 1932) - A book presenting and defending the Calvinist doctrines of salvation (available online).
3. The Reformed churches are a group of Protestant denominations characterized by Calvinist doctrines.

Six Doctrines

1. BT: Many practices, like extensive Diamond Way rituals, Yidam practices, and the Six Doctrines of Naropa, cannot be learned very easily. (Web site)
2. Niguma, who started a special female transmission lineage of six doctrines, different from those of her brother Naropa.

Basic Doctrines

1. An Shigao translated Buddhist texts on basic doctrines, meditation, and abhidharma.
2. The basic doctrines of the Pure Land sects differ considerably from the doctrines of the early Buddhists.
3. The Gautama Buddha then traveled to the deer park near Benares, India, where he gave his first sermon and outlined the basic doctrines of Buddhism. (Web site)

Fundamental Doctrines

1. The doctrine of the means of grace, part of the doctrine of the Word, is a fundamental doctrine (see Fundamental Doctrines).
2. They also hold fast the fundamental doctrines of our Church and its moral discipline. (Web site)

Predestination

1. This becomes especially important for the doctrines relating to salvation and predestination.
2. The system is best known for its doctrines of predestination and total depravity. (Web site)

Central Doctrines

1. Christianity first and alone of religions has preached, as one of its central doctrines, the value of the individual soul. (Web site)
2. For its central doctrines, including those tenets identical and different from the other forms of Buddhism, conflict with the basic teachings of Christ.
3. In high church Lutheran spirituality Mass is the centre of faith, because it includes the whole salvation history and all central doctrines.

Christian Doctrines

1. Tertullian denounced Christian doctrines he considered heretical, but later in life adopted views that themselves came to be regarded as heretical.
2. Description of Artwork: In many of Jules Michelet's journals and books he attacked the ethics of Christian doctrines and beliefs.

Distinctive Doctrines

1. All religions become true or the distinctive doctrines of the various religions must be disregarded in an attempt to achieve the new Global Family idea. (Web site)
2. Distinctive doctrines: Vajrayâna Buddhism is Tantric Buddhism, often called "esoteric" Buddhism. (Web site)
3. Distinctive doctrines: The Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama, Shakyamuni) is gone, and individual practitioners must work out their salvation on their own. (Web site)

Religious Doctrines

1. The two halves of the Church were naturally divided along similar lines; they developed different rites and had different approaches to religious doctrines. (Web site)
2. The religious doctrines or tenets of the Arminians. (Web site)

Set Forth

1. Two widely accepted doctrines of humanism are set forth in the Humanist Manifesto [1] and A Secular Humanist Declaration [2].
2. Two other widely accepted general doctrines of Humanism are set forth in the Humanist Manifesto [7] and A Secular Humanist Declaration [8].

Sense

1. The Mar Thoma Church is unique in a sense since it is an Eastern Church with reformed doctrines.

True

1. If other cardinal doctrines of Calvinism are true, its doctrine of atonement is true.
2. As is true of all of the doctrines contained in the Reformed creeds, amillennialism is based on the plain teaching of the Bible.
3. Hence, as leading doctrines of the system are true or false, so is the doctrine of atonement which is in accord with them.

Mahayana Buddhism

1. In India they created a mixed solar religion from the doctrines of the Avesta (the teachings of Zarathustra) and Mahayana Buddhism. (Web site)
2. Nevertheless, we find that Mahayana Buddhism contains doctrines of Ultimate Reality and grace that are absent from the doctrines of the Theravada school.

Theravada

1. Jayavarman VII studied the doctrines of Mahayana Buddhism, rather than Theravada. (Web site)
2. The main doctrines of Theravada are from the teachings found in the Pali Canon of early Buddhism. (Web site)

Teaching

1. His teaching is distinguished from those of other religions and philosophies through its unique rejection of all doctrines of self. (Web site)

Tibetan Buddhism

1. An introduction to the doctrines and teachings of various sects of Tibetan Buddhism. (Web site)
2. Teachings that he received, including those known as the six doctrines of Naropa, have been passed down in the lineages of Tibetan Buddhism for a millennium. (Web site)
3. In Tibetan Buddhism, the Endless Holy Knot symbolizes the auspicious mutual interdependence of Religious doctrines and secular affairs. (Web site)

Discipline

1. The Doctrines and Discipline of the African Methodist Episcopal Church - Full text online of the first edition, published 1817. (Web site)

Aristotle

1. Aristotle was fully informed about the doctrines of his predecessors, and Strabo asserted that he was the first to accumulate a great library.
2. Aristotle broke away from these exaggerated views of his master and formulated the main doctrines of Moderate Realism. (Web site)

Gospel

1. You could not know if you heard them fifty times what were the doctrines of the Gospel, or what was their system of salvation.
2. The first Protestants were those who set the teachings of the Gospel against the doctrines of the Roman Church. (Web site)

Lutheran Confessions

1. Genuine Lutherans, confessional Lutherans, dare to insist that "All doctrines should conform to the standards [the Lutheran Confessions] set forth above. (Web site)

Martin Luther

1. It contains works by and about Martin Luther and other Lutherans, as well as providing information on Lutheran doctrines and beliefs.

Anarchism

1. Moreover, as George Woodcock has observed, the basic doctrines of anarchism deny retribution and punishment; they are unanarchistic.

Irresistible Grace

1. Calvinism relies heavily upon this erroneous understanding of draw to support their doctrines of predestination and irresistible grace. (Web site)

Augustine

1. Augustus Toplady was so moved by this work that he later called Gill the greatest defender of the doctrines of grace since Augustine.

Communism

1. Later, Communism in Soviet Russia would owe a debt not only to the doctrines of Karl Marx but also the long-established social pattern of the mir.

Fascism

1. Rise of Marxist socialism, communism, anarchism, fascism, National Socialism, other doctrines; the democratic tradition; new theories of the state.
2. Fascism is definitely and absolutely opposed to the doctrines of liberalism, both in the political and economic sphere.

Hinayana

1. There are two main doctrines in Buddhism, Mahayana and Hinayana. (Web site)

Traditions

1. Today the churches that consider themselves to be Christian are numerous with a variety of different doctrines and traditions.

Synod

1. The supreme decision-making body for the entire church is the Synod, which determines the doctrines, policies and finances of the church.
2. This Synod unanimously condemned the doctrines of the Armenians, and in their Articles confirmed the common Calvinistic faith of the Reformed churches. (Web site)

Lutheran Church

1. The Lutheran Church in Germany has at times criticized Scientology's activities and doctrines, along with those of several other religions. (Web site)
2. The doctrines of the Lutheran Church are not new. (Web site)
3. Other distinctive doctrines of the Lutheran Church are: consubstantiation (although the symbols do not use this term), i.e. (Web site)

Methodist Episcopal Church

1. The doctrines and discipline of the Methodist Episcopal church.
2. In general, they adopted the doctrines and form of government of the Methodist Episcopal Church. (Web site)

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