theological doctrines

Theological doctrines are core beliefs about God, the universe, and human purpose that shape a religion’s understanding of existence. They include ideas like God's nature (such as being loving and just), the meaning of life, salvation (being saved or restored), and moral principles to live by. These doctrines guide worship, ethics, and community practices, helping believers find meaning and direction in life through their faith’s teachings. They are interpretive frameworks that address fundamental questions about existence, purpose, and the divine.