teaching
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- noun
- /ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/
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doctrina
- But thanks to your teachings, it's changing my consciousness.
- church teachings
- religious teachings
- Catholic teachings
That's or in other teachings, the true self.
- That's or in other teachings, the true self.
- That's fundamental to the Buddhist teachings, and that's what's healing.
- This, I would say are the main teachings in all Buddhist traditions.
- Think about the things that he says, his direct teachings, his parables.
- I try to follow the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.
- A lot, a lot of these methods and teachings mainly come from Buddhist teachings.
- That's what is taught in the New Testament.
- It's kind of like believing the church's teachings on an earth centric universe.
Examples
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I try to follow the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Heresy is an affront to the teachings of the Church.
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Where can we get more of your teachings from online?
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Once you are done, I will provide you with the teachings you require.
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The philosophical works he read were the teachings of the socialist fathers.
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It's the duty of the younger generation to flout its parents' teachings and authority.
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Jesus said that we should distinguish true and false teachings by their fruits.
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The self-direction that fuels samsara is overcome through the teachings of the dharma.
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Many students find comfort and guidance in the teachings of their favorite philosophers.
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Religious leaders often emphasize the importance of following the teachings of their faith.
Synonyms
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A set of beliefs taught and held by a group, for example a religion or political party
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7.7
A belief or idea leaders expect everyone to accept without question
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5.6
An idea people accept as completely true
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A rule that guides how people behave or think
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A set of beliefs that a faith group officially teaches
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A set of official religious beliefs that a Christian church teaches
A set of beliefs taught by a religious group
A main idea or group of ideas in a way of thinking
Compounds
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2.3
Work where people help others learn to speak and understand another language
A university degree taken after a bachelor's degree for people learning advanced teaching methods and classroom practice
- Specialized
A short activity that introduces important words or ideas before a lesson
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Etymology
Teaching can also mean a set of ideas or lessons that someone 'shows' and explains, especially in religion or in a system of beliefs. Because teach meant 'to show', teaching came to mean both the act of instructing and the lesson or doctrine that is taught.