doctrinally (Meaning)
Wordnet
doctrinally (r)
as a matter of doctrine
Webster
doctrinally (adv.)
In a doctrinal manner or for; by way of teaching or positive direction.
Synonyms & Antonyms of doctrinally
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doctrinally Sentence Examples
- The church's doctrinally teachings provide a solid foundation for its beliefs and practices.
- The doctrinally beliefs of the congregation are strictly adhered to by its members.
- The doctrinally differences between the two denominations were a major obstacle to their unity.
- The preacher expounded on the doctrinally principles of the faith during the sermon.
- The catechism provided a comprehensive overview of the doctrinally tenets of the religion.
- The scholar was well-versed in the doctrinally texts of various religious traditions.
- The doctrinally debates within the church often led to heated discussions among its members.
- The author's doctrinally treatise explored the deeper meanings of the sacred scriptures.
- The doctrinally manual outlined the core beliefs and practices of the organization.
- The teacher emphasized the doctrinally importance of following the prescribed rituals and ceremonies.
FAQs About the word doctrinally
as a matter of doctrineIn a doctrinal manner or for; by way of teaching or positive direction.
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The church's doctrinally teachings provide a solid foundation for its beliefs and practices.
The doctrinally beliefs of the congregation are strictly adhered to by its members.
The doctrinally differences between the two denominations were a major obstacle to their unity.
The preacher expounded on the doctrinally principles of the faith during the sermon.
