religious doctrine
church doctrine
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creed

He cited one in particular, a decision placing family law under the jurisdiction of religious doctrine.

The declaration is in the spirit of what has come to be called natural law, which does not base itself on religious doctrine or authority.

They were not concerned with religious doctrine, but political rebellion.

The basic religious doctrine he follows was set down some two millennia ago.

This change of politics to balance religious doctrine is debated.

Open political discussion is largely limited to issues concerning religious doctrine and practice, especially the role of women.

It is usually men who become famous for promoting religious doctrines.

The extremism may have started through religious doctrine and thought.

The act did not specifically require or allow instruction in any religious doctrine.

Not so much in terms of religious doctrine, as simple human morality.