Doctrine and Knowledge

Doctrine

Doctrine noun - A statement or body of statements concerning faith or morals proclaimed by a church.

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Knowledge and doctrine are semantically related In some cases you can use "Knowledge" instead a noun "Doctrine".

Nearby Words: doctrinal, doctrinarian

Knowledge noun - A body of facts learned by study or experience.

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Doctrine and knowledge are semantically related in information topic. Sometimes you can use "Doctrine" instead a noun "Knowledge".

Nearby Word: knowledgeable

certain	certain doctrine	certain knowledge
current	current doctrine	current knowledge
actual	actual doctrine	actual knowledge
superior	superior doctrine	superior knowledge
Other adjectives: ancient, new, combined, advanced, general, military, modern, tactical.

Knowledge Of Angels: Catholic doctrine did not view witchcraft as heresy in 1450.

Source: Artistic License Religion
Bilingual Bonus: "Liber Ex Doctrina" can be translated as either "book derived from knowledge" or "free from doctrine".

Source: Video Game / Conquests Of Camelot
Due to their particular doctrine of being incredibly well informed (beyond even the normal Astartes' capacity for knowledge), and each soldier being just as capable of leading each other as their immediate superiors, they could very well be considered a hive mind.

Source: Hive Mind / Played Straight

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