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doctrines
noun as in opinion; principle
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At the same time, he was also a pragmatist, one who realized some of his doctrines would need to give way as circumstances evolved.
Families live in stone cottages and customs are dictated by severe Roman Catholic doctrines inflected by pagan superstitiousness.
Because under such a regime, they will be made the official state religion and possess the power to marginalize and oppress any other groups who do not subscribe to their doctrines.
The doctrines and denominations of traditional Christian churches are deemed to be under the influence of a “religious spirit,” perhaps demonic, and are obstacles to advancing the Kingdom of God on earth.
They jettisoned the neocon credo in exchange for older doctrines.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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