For their part, the devout immigrants considered the English Jews doctrinally lax to the point of apostasy.

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They share much doctrinally, but little politically, with whites who call themselves evangelicals.

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Appealing to our fellow man through spiritual values requires creativity, tact, and a deep commitment to what universally pulls us together, like nostalgia, rather than what doctrinally keeps us apart.

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And while this columnist considers the gold standard to be the gold standard of monetary policy it will need to make its case empirically, rather than doctrinally, before a neutral body.

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Their Church split from the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches in 451AD because of a theological dispute over the nature of Christ but is now, on most issues, doctrinally similar to the Eastern Orthodox Church.

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