What is another word for doctrinal statements?
Pronunciation: [dɒktɹˈa͡ɪnə͡l stˈe͡ɪtmənts] (IPA) 
Doctrinal statements refer to a set of beliefs that are deemed essential to a particular religion or ideology. Synonyms for this term may include theological positions, creedal dogmas, or articles of faith. Other terms that may be used include catechisms, principles, doctrines, or tenets. These statements often serve as a basis for understanding and interpreting the teachings of a particular faith. They provide a framework for believers to adhere to and act as a foundation for religious practices. These terms may vary depending on the specific religion or ideology being referenced, but they all refer to a set of established beliefs that shape the worldview of the adherents.
