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The Doctrine of Chances.

2001
Third Game, when it is eftimated before the Play begins, is \(\frac{{aa}}{{\overline {{{(a + b)}^2}} }} \times \frac{{a - b}}{{a + b}}\ C\).
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The Immunity Doctrines

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1963
the states. Governmental immunity in some form exists in almost all states. Recently, there has been an accelerated trend toward ending both immunity doctrines since logical justification for their continuance is scant. Immunity, however, lingers in many states because some courts are unwilling to overthrow legal doctrine enunciated years ago ...
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Using Doctrine to Critique Doctrine

1999
The preceding chapter illustrated how participants in Dignity affirm the compatibility of their sexuality and their Catholicism. As documented, Dignity respondents transform the disordered identity given to them in official church teaching by interpreting Catholicism, sexuality, and the church hierarchy in ways that enable them to embrace the Catholic ...
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The manhunt doctrine

2011
A new doctrine of state violence has emerged, finding its unity in the concept of the militarized manhunt.
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Doctrine and Sexuality

2014
This essay will show how Christian doctrine can reinvigorate the theology of sexuality, now dominated by distinctively modern categories (e.g., the appeal to experience). Here traditional doctrines such as those of Scripture, God, Christ, Trinity, liturgy, analogy, and asceticism recover neglected resources for making arguments on topics of sexuality ...
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Anti-Piracy Doctrine: A Doctrinal Shortfall

2008
Abstract : The United States Navy, while releasing "A Cooperative Strategy for 21st Century Seapower," does not have doctrine specifically written to address the issue of piracy. The U.S. Navy uses a Concept of Operations (CONOPS) to show how capabilities could be used to accomplish an objective, but this may not be enough given this newly published ...
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The Doctrine of the Church

2019
The Presbyterian Church may be said to be catholic, evangelical, and Reformed. It is catholic in its continuity with the early ecumenical councils and their formulation of basic doctrine, as well as in its acceptance of the traditional marks of the church as one, holy, catholic, and apostolic.
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The Doctrine of the Sacraments

2019
This chapter maps the essential contours and points of dialogue or contention pertaining to the sacraments among Presbyterian denominations. First, the chapter examines the distinctively Presbyterian understanding of sacraments in general. The chapter then explores in detail the theological meaning and practices of the two Presbyterian sacraments ...
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HISTORY OF DOCTRINE [PDF]

open access: possibleThe Journal of Theological Studies, 1906
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