Peacekeepers been kept in place and authorized to take action<span>, it </span>might have<span> ... thought </span>possible<span> to alleviate the suffering of the Sri Lankan population, and to pre</span><span>- ... in many instances civilians </span>have<span> been subjected to </span>egregious human rights<span> viola- ... in a </span>country<span>—seeks to highlight serious </span>violations<span> of</span><span>human rights</span>
Answer: No, they do not always agree.
The main doctrines that most Christians agree on are
(a) The deity of Jesus Christ, His virgin birth, and His sinlessness;
(b) The substitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ when e died on the cross;
(c) Salvation by grace apart from works;
(d) The presbytery or the structure of church government.
Doctrines that many Christians disagree on are
(a) The priesthood of believers (Christians);
(b) Speaking in tongues;
(c) Eschatology (doctrines about end times);
(d) God's promised future prosperity for Israel;
(e) The rapture, the order of resurrections, and the millennial reign of Christ on earth.
