Doctrine is an amount of knowledge based on experiences and thoughts ( of it`s founders) which can guide towards other actions, thought or believes ( that may be altered by experience in one`s life) where as religion has set rules, which should not or in many religions are actually prohibited to be altered.( I could elaborate here and give you examples but it seem to me that have a computer as well:-))
Doctrine can be applied to many things (there are doctrines that are negative - meaning that not every doctrine is ok) where religion (good or bad - if there is a differentiation) only has a religious purpose (meaning how it is interpreted and acted upon within it`s religious
grounds). Doctrine doesn`t require action - religion does!
Example: Taoism, the believes of Confucius is / are thoughts and believes of this guy, though they posses a knowledge beyond normal it is very logical, understandable and practicable and doesn`t need explaining where as to religion - pick one, may need an explanation even though if read properly not much.
Doctrine suggestions usually say: " to have a good life one should......
A religious suggestions usually say: "you have to .....
where one is suggesting and the other one is kind of ordering
doctrine doesnt force you to follow as oppose to religion, even Buddhism which i believe is the most adoptable.
The doctrine of religion refers to the official beliefs and teachings of a particular religious tradition, usually outlined by the religious authority. Non-doctrinal aspects of religion can include cultural practices, personal beliefs, and interpretations of scriptures that may vary among individuals or communities but are not considered official doctrine. Distinguishing between doctrine and non-doctrine can be done by consulting religious texts, teachings from religious leaders, and examining the core beliefs that are essential to the faith.
The holy book Quran is the book of doctrine of the Islam religion together with the sayings of prophet Muhammad and his practices.
Are you referring to religion or or the doctrine of law? Doctrine in both cases means "by the book" or " the teaching or interpretation of the book".
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
the ideology that clearly supports the dominance of one religion on over other is called doctrine of fundamentalists
A doctrine is a basic creed and/or advocation of specific beliefs relating to such things as government and religion. The Medieval Code Of Chivalry was formulated with specific beliefs regarding military duty, love and religion. Hence, the Code Of Chivalry was a doctrine.
A statement of official government policy, especially in foreign affairs and military strategy.The word "doctrine" means a system of belief. Each religion has one or more. Which religion are you asking about and which doctrine?
Secularism is the principle of separation between government institutions and religious institutions. It advocates for a state that remains neutral in matters of religion, allowing individuals the freedom to practice any religion or no religion at all. This principle is typically upheld in democratic societies to ensure the protection of religious freedom and prevent the establishment of a state religion.
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A doctrine is any principle of thought taught to others for belief and adherence to, especially in matters of religion, morality, politics, and economics.
A belief that rejects the orthodox doctrine of a religion.
Secularists tend to prioritize the separation of religion and state, advocating for a society based on rational and scientific principles without religious influence. Fundamentalists, on the other hand, adhere strictly to traditional religious beliefs and practices, often seeking to preserve and promote these values in all aspects of society. They may view secularism as a threat to their religious values.
Most religions teach moral behaviour. Religion is not, of course, the only way to learn to distinguish right from wrong, but it can help.