nondoctrinal
- a word derived from doctrinal.
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So the American tendency was for transcendental urges to appear in nondoctrinal ways, linked not to iconography or biblical narrative but to individual visions--which were, of course, often steeped in religious imagery.
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The classes are nondoctrinal "on the basis of the Bible" and are not demanded of Catholic and Jewish pupils whose parents object.
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His relation to Christian belief was both saturated in the imagery of the Bible and extremely nondoctrinal.
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On nondoctrinal controversy, however, he was an unapologetic independent.
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