dogma

To be like a child is to be pure in mind and heart, to have one's mind free from dogmas and prejudices and open to the light of Truth.

From childhood you have been influenced by your parents, and by society, to think in terms of a certain pattern of beliefs and dogmas.

To me, religion has always been belief in God, with the whole complex of dogmas, rituals, traditions and ideals that go with it.

Further, some of these ideas may be true, but by refusing to challenge them we do them a great disservice---we treat them as dogmas.

Materialistic philosophy and scientific thought began to challenge the church dogmas and religious mysticism.

Many conservatives still loathe MrMcCain, and Mr Romney at least currently pretends to believe most of the cornerstone conservative dogmas .

One of the great dogmas that plague modern thinking is the idea that belief in God is irrationally based only on faith and sentiment.

The originality of Jaki's thought also lies in the link which he describes between the dogmas of the Creation and the Incarnation.

As with other areas of forensic science, some textbook dogmas have never been tested.

symptomatic reading method takes history texts as learning materials and a tool of grasping knowledge , not unchangeable " dogmas "

But, above all, I hope for a world free of the economic dogmas that invaded the thinking of many and were presented as absolute truths.

The various psychotherapeutic dogmas about which such a great fuss is made do not, therefore, amount to very much in the end.

Psychologically one is crippled by belief, dogmas, and all the rest of it, dependence, attachment, fear and so on.

This belief is still reflected in many of our religious dogmas , criminal laws, and, indeed, in some traditional medical theories.

It does not offer made dogmas, only starting points for subsequent investigation and the method for such investigation.

The financial crisis and economic downturn have forced world leaders to recognize that the old thinking and dogmas were flawed.

The technique of writing is to literature as dogmas are to the church the occupation with trivial things by trivial minds'.

And to myself I can say that, because progress is unalterable, many of today's dogmas will have vanished by the time they grow into adults.

Not limited to or by established, traditional, orthodox, or authoritarian attitudes, views, or dogmas; free from bigotry.

The attitude we call conservatism is sustained by a body of sentiments, rather than by a system of ideological dogmas .

Paradoxically though, their thought might harden into 'religions' with rigid new dogmas?

But as the years have passed, what were once fresh ideas have hardened into hoary dogmas.

But here, chosen to have a young student, stubborn to dare to use their own actual observations to test his professors to those dogmas.

No challenging of the defunct dogmas of neoliberal economics.

Ron Paul, a libertarian from Texas, is only too happy to challenge party dogmas, such as reflexive support of Israel.

We intrigue, we are nationalistic, we are bound by beliefs, by dogmas, for which we are willing to die and destroy each other.

The dogmas of the quiet past, and inadequate to the stormy present.

Unfortunately, such healthy scientific revolutions have not yet taken hold in economics, where ideas have solidified into dogmas.

That is a somewhat curious dogma, but it is one of their dogmas .

New dogmas are much worse that old ones.

A Plea For Tolerance In The Face Of New Dogmas

indoctrinate a person in dogmas [with an idea]

On the Two Dogmas and Their Transcendences in the Study of Marxist Philosophy

When the men with false dogmas came