Examples of using Doctrinally in English and their translations into Indonesian
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We must understand what happened historically but also doctrinally.
We may preach the right things doctrinally, but with little result.
The Lausanne Covenant which emerged from that gathering was doctrinally weak;
Doctrinally, Chalcedonianism may be regarded as a subset of Nicene Christianity.
Are ages for ordaining young men to priesthood offices doctrinally mandated?
If two churches disagree doctrinally, debate and dialogue over the Word may be called for.
There is a term for Christians who fail to do this, even if they are doctrinally correct themselves;
Doctrinally, Buddhism is in a good position to dialogue with Islam regarding the two types of jihad.
Although this may be difficult to explain doctrinally, we can understand it experientially.
Doctrinally, Buddhism is in a good position to dialogue with Islam regarding the two types of jihad.
All three interpretations are theologically and doctrinally correct and do not contradict each other.
In order to be saved in the end from eternal judgment, according to Luther, one must endeavor to continue in the faith,both morally and doctrinally.
An interpretation of rupture of doctrinally lesser weight is shown in the pastoral-liturgical field.
Wrongly called Muhammad, and the first four caliphs called therightly guided caliphs were the only doctrinally pure Muslim leaders.
By appreciating this doctrinally, we enable Him to see the result of the suffering of His soul and be satisfied.
One such grouping tries to protestantize the life of the Church doctrinally, liturgically, and pastorally.
Doctrinally, the book is cited for its teaching on the intercession of angels, filial piety, and reverence for the dead.
They call for a man to be sober-minded, self-controlled, doctrinally sound, disciplined, tested, holy(the list goes on).
But according to Protestantism, this authority must have been lostwhen that visible Church became morally and doctrinally corrupt.
Relatively few operations now involve the defeat of a technologically and doctrinally similar force, leading to the conquest or liberation of territory.
Sacred music of local interest may be made available tomembers by language through digital channels as appropriate and doctrinally correct.".
Doctrinally, the main point at issue between the Eastern and Western Churches is that of the procession of the Holy Spirit and there are also divergences in ritual and discipline.
And 11 Timothy: Timothywas the designated leader in Ephesus to help establish the church doctrinally and organizationally(1 Timothy 1:3).
The Catholic nature of the Anglican tradition is expressed doctrinally, ecumenically(chiefly through organisations such as the Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission), ecclesiologically(through its episcopal governance and maintenance of the historical episcopate), and in liturgy and piety.
The book may be psychologically helpful to many who read it,but it is doctrinally harmful to all who are exposed to it.
My own view is that I'm in favor of opening any ministry we have in the Church towomen which is not clearly precluded doctrinally.”.
Having been primed throughout their entire lives psychologically, doctrinally, and spiritually to receive him, much of the Islamic world rallies to his cause and joins his ranks.
I think as Westerners we need tofirst reevaluate the validity of our cultural values, these doctrinally based forms of jealousy and competition.
Professor D. A. Carson states:"nothing we believe to be doctrinally true, and nothing we are commanded to do, is in any way jeopardized by the variants.
