Preposition: of

• trinity: The Apostle Paul also affirms the doctrine of the Trinity.

• atonement: Also it is unclear to me to what extent the doctrine of the Atonement depends on Jesus ' state of knowledge.

• inerrancy: The doctrine of inerrancy grew out of an apologetic need.

• predestination: The strong doctrine of predestination must be set against the voluntarism mentioned above.

• pre-emption: That said, the Iraq experience seems to place the Bush doctrine of pre-emption firmly in a box marked ' bad ideas ' .

• justification: At the heart of Luther's theology was the doctrine of justification through faith.

Converse of object

• preach: Does not the five wounds of His blessed body preach this doctrine to love Him?

• adorn: We want to adorn the doctrine of God our Savior.

• affirm: The Apostle Paul also affirms the doctrine of the Trinity.

• uphold: I have promised to uphold the doctrine of the Church of England in which scripture is supreme; I hope I shall do so.

• teach: I do not, however, mean to teach new doctrine.

Adjective modifier

• biblical: Hence, the key elements of the Biblical doctrine of salvation are excluded from the Islamic idea.

• Catholic: As head of the Church the Pope possesses supreme power to declare Catholic doctrine.

• orthodox: The legacy of The Fundamentals was to impart orthodox doctrine among conservative Protestants.

• false: A lot of false doctrine, a lot of false prophets.

• esoteric: B n. 1 A person initiated into esoteric doctrines.

Noun used with modifier

• Buddhist: This opinion is, no doubt, due to a comparison with the Buddhist doctrine of nirvana.

• deterrence: In theory at least this allowed for the hope that as nonproliferation succeeded so the salience of nuclear deterrence doctrine would whither.

• reformation: Some believe that the Reformation doctrine of extrinsic justification has been compromised within Reformed circles by the downplaying of the objectivity of the sacraments.