THEOLOGICAL DOCTRINE
(noun)Definitions
There is 1 meaning of the phrase
Theological Doctrine.
Theological Doctrine - as a noun
The doctrine of a religious group
Hypernyms (Closely Related)
doctrineismphilosophical systemphilosophyschool of thoughtHyponyms (Broadly Related)
theanthropismforeordinationpredestinationpredetermination
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preordinationneoplatonismspiritualismchristologyantinomianismthomismarianismathanasianismbehmenismboehmenismconsubstantiationepiscopalianismbyzantinismcaesaropapismerastianismhinayanismjansenismmahayanismmarcionismchiliasmmillenarianismmillenarismmillenniumismmonophysitismmonothelitismnestorianismpelagianismquakerismrationalismreincarnationrosicrucianismsynergismtotal depravitytransubstantiationuniversalismnativityvirgin birthdocetismgnosticismzurvanismfranciscanism
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Example Sentences
"The theological doctrine of original sin teaches that all humans are born with a sinful nature."
"According to the theological doctrine of the Trinity, God is three persons in one being."
"The theological doctrine of predestination asserts that God has already determined who will be saved."
"The theological doctrine of atonement explains how Jesus' death reconciles humanity with God."
"In the theological doctrine of creation, God is seen as the ultimate source of all existence."
