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    Use "dogma" in a sentence

    dogma example sentences

    dogma


    1. Peel away the dogma, and they will be the same


    2. All the while Al-Harron decelerated ever closer to the rendezvous with that asteroid and the re-convening of the Haadij's assembly when the Council of Faith and Dogma would announce their decision


    3. "No," he said, "I am the opposite of dogma


    4. This hasty decision based on fear and dogma bothered him


    5. I do not accept the dogma “God loves you under the condition that you believe and submit to my religion, or your life after death will be a permanent and endless state of despair in a dark place'


    6. That which runs over one"s dogma


    7. ‘They have spies in our government offices, and cybermercinarys who have fallen under the influence of their ultra capitalist dogma


    8. All he could make of everything was that there was much more behind the Ruling Council than their rule of tyranny and oppressive dogma, something which eluded him still


    9. Those teachings were long forgotten and ignored as church dogma


    10. But—he felt his mouth curling at the thought—I’ve had nothing but time, and have pretty well learned to speak in the parables of a supposedly meaningless dogma

    11. From the extreme of acceptance that declares that Man’s science has become supreme, with there now being “no need” for the “superstitious” dogma of religion, to the angry declarations to the opposite, I stand in independent and apparently lonely opposition


    12. From the ecstatic excitement of discovery, to the enthusiasm of acceptance; from the reverence of insightful interpretation, to the worship of stable dogma; then the merely ritual observance of traditional declarations that eventually slide into only dutiful obeisance to form


    13. As these experiences turned into ever more static belief systems, standard interpretations became unchallengeable dogma vociferously defended by those most likely to reap benefit from “things as they are


    14. Of course, by extrapolation, this can be applied to any religion or belief system wherein the lack of positive proof creates doubts in some who are not convinced that following the precepts of that tenet, dogma or system of behavior will produce the results claimed for it


    15. The search for a different interpretation, or understanding of an alternate acceptable behavior pattern that will overcome their reservations, can take many forms but inevitably meets with opposition from those whose authority governs and preserves the traditional dogma, or understanding


    16. These earlier best guesses should have never been cast in the stone of final answers, as many seem to have insisted upon who felt responsible for stable dogma


    17. This results in rapid growth and the quick eradication of dogma


    18. “Then I'll believe,” retorted Clara, secure in the dogma that no such things exist


    19. It suggested that these people are evil and linked them with freemasonry, although they declared that there is nothing in their Catholic dogma which condemns cremation


    20. A preacher which is worth his salt, will resign and sever all ties with church, no matter what the dogma is, and a preacher who is only worth half his salt, will refuse point blank to partake in any action whatsoever related to any form of cremation

    21. Notice how little change has taken place in the last elections, within the last few presidents that the United States has elected there has been little change, no drastic measures taken, only perpetuating the same dogma that each has created before him


    22. church that has no dogma other than serve and caring of others


    23. They supplied their believers with Church law and dogma and


    24. But there was also a gain to the Church; the suspicion of the novel led to a rate of change in dogma that is glacial; thus there is a comforting continuity of tradition and practice that has prevented the Church from deteriorating into secular humanism, as happened to Calvinist and Jewish orthodoxy


    25. (The dogma of papal supremacy was not accepted until 1871


    26. Peabody had a strong sense of Christianity, without being overly concerned with dogma


    27. crystallized in dogma, because it is open to a continual becoming, without any


    28. a wet blanket on scientific dogma which still asserts that the human body


    29. “It is free from any form of dogma


    30. Mixed up in all the wetness were tears of frustration that fat Patrick and his ilk should still be alive, destroying gladness with their bigotry, dogma and hatred, while Max, beautiful Max, was nothing but a cupful of ashes

    31. ‘All wise men not infected by religious dogma have always advocated kindness, generosity, consideration, affection, honesty, hospitality, compassion, charity, humour, gentleness, equality, listening, egalitarianism, respect for the elderly, love of children, and diligent respect for the land, plants and animals


    32. The smartest part of the dogma is the gods’ promise that if people obey their laws unquestioningly, then they will live forever after death in a perfect land beyond the reach of suffering


    33. Sapiens have always indoctrinated their offspring with irrational dogma because it’s an efficient means of controlling them


    34. Childhood fears matured at university into a paranoia that, together with reclusive belligerence, earned him no friends and few acquaintances apart from fellow devotees of Old Testament dogma


    35. In this way he sought to prevent successive generations from crystallizing his teaching and binding down his spiritual meanings by the dead chains of tradition and dogma


    36. The dogma came to hide the real meaning in the words


    37. There is much that is controlled by dogma but there is much that is controlled by those out of dogma who simply intend on seeking comfort in their views of the earth plane which were conceived at very early stages in life


    38. It is not necessary to be entrenched in any specific dogma because they are all true to some degree and at various times are what specific individuals will need


    39. more of the same old religious dogma that was not helping my soul to


    40. dogma of the church, but I did not leave the Grace of God

    41. judge others purely out of religious dogma and pride


    42. dogma he was considered to be dead to all life and


    43. controlled by dogma that they are told what to eat


    44. was not corrupted by the dogma of His day and did


    45. just that He fed the five (under the veil of dogma)


    46. whom are held fast to dogma will always attempt to change the


    47. Such is the beginning of DOGMA


    48. while the mind is deluded by dogma


    49. blame others the way dogma does


    50. which are generally inherited from the habit of dogma














































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    Synonyms for "dogma"

    dogma tenet notion thought view doctrine idea opinion

    "dogma" definitions

    a religious doctrine that is proclaimed as true without proof


    a doctrine or code of beliefs accepted as authoritative