What is another word for any doctrine?

Pronunciation: [ˌɛni dˈɒktɹɪn] (IPA)

Any doctrine refers to a set of principles, beliefs, or teachings that form the basis of a particular ideology or philosophy. Synonyms for any doctrine may include a creed, dogma, tenet, principle, axiom, or belief system. These synonyms depict a system of beliefs that are held sacred by followers of a particular philosophy or religion. A doctrine may also be referred to as a canon, rule, or regulation. These terms also suggest a set of guiding principles that govern an individual's behavior and decision-making processes. Any doctrine is an essential aspect of every ideology or philosophy and represents its core values, beliefs, and principles.

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Famous quotes with Any doctrine

  • I gave a school speech in which I rejected all belief as an affront to common sense. I was an atheist, and I was 12: it seemed open-and-shut.Much more recently I reclassified myself as an agnostic. Atheism, it turns out, is not quite rational either. The sketchiest acquaintance with cosmology will tell you that the universe is not, or is not yet, decipherable by human beings. It will also tell you that the universe is far more bizarre, prodigious and chillingly grand than any doctrine, and that spiritual needs can be met by its contemplation. Belief is otiose; reality is sufficiently awesome as it stands.
    Martin Amis
  • The doctrine of human dignity says that humans merit a level of moral concern wholly different from that accorded to mere animals; for this to be true, there would have to be some big, morally significant difference between them. Therefore, any adequate defense of human dignity would require some conception of human beings as radically different from other animals. But that is precisely what evolutionary theory calls into question. It makes us suspicious of any doctrine that sees large gaps of any sort between humans and all other creatures. This being so, a Darwinian may conclude that a successful defense of human dignity is most unlikely.
    James Rachels

Related words: doctrine meaning, bible doctrine, church doctrine, catholic doctrine, protestant doctrine, jewish doctrine, catholicism doctrine, christian doctrine

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